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Hi, I've been using the article writer to help with content which is going great. But there doesn't seem to be a way of referring back to the article outline once the article w
This a very good observation. Also to add, one sees quite a number of subheadings in the outline but very few in the drafted article. As expected, the subheading in the outline ought to have been followed.
Thank you Melissa for this timely observation.
Joseph
Hi Joseph, I've noticed that as well about the subheadings. An example might be that my outline will suggest there are 6 sections, and then when I see the article there might be 3 or 4. And then I want to go back to the outline to see what has happened, and perhaps add in further headings or details to the article but can't because the outline is no longer there.
When I get a draft and an outline I copy it and put them in a folder marked published so I can refer back to them
Thanks. It sounds like a few people would benefit from the outlines being saved in the Hub automatically without having to copy them and save them elsewhere.
This is a great question. I have not seen a way as of yet. If I find a way I will let you know. In the future I would try to copy and paste it somewhere or screenshot it.
Yeah I agree with you. I do copy and paste it in Word doc or in Google Doc but you are right it does not save. I think it should. I will have to ask it to rewrite it or ask Chatty GPT to finish the fillers. I notice the same thing it does not do all of what I ask it to do. I asked it to write me 5 tips instead it wrote me 3 tips and I missing two more so I asked GPT to finish the rest of the tips for me then I edit in my own words cut the fluff that AI Authors do, I have a prompt and when I use the prompt it does not follow me either and still outputs gibberish that I told it not to do. I am not impressed with its repetitive words.
Thanks. I will often screenshot the outline and save it, but I also forget sometimes. I just did a great outline covering every detail I wanted in the article, but the article has fallen short and now I can't go back to the outline to see the gaps because I forgot to screenshot it. Very frustrating.
It is better to copy and paste elsewhere vs screenshotting, lol I find it a breeze vs frustrating lol
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Is there a way to see the content outline once the article writer has drafted the article?
Hi, I've been using the article writer to help with content which is going great. But there doesn't seem to be a way of referring back to the article outline once the article w
If you generate the outline and then stop there (ie. Save for later), they are saved under SiteContent (Websites menu -> SiteContent). The Status column will say "Outline." You can pick them up from there and continue the article creation process. But once you actually generate the full article, the outline seems to be gone forever.
This a very good observation. Also to add, one sees quite a number of subheadings in the outline but very few in the drafted article. As expected, the subheading in the outline ought to have been followed.
Thank you Melissa for this timely observation.
Joseph
Hi Joseph, I've noticed that as well about the subheadings. An example might be that my outline will suggest there are 6 sections, and then when I see the article there might be 3 or 4. And then I want to go back to the outline to see what has happened, and perhaps add in further headings or details to the article but can't because the outline is no longer there.
When I get a draft and an outline I copy it and put them in a folder marked published so I can refer back to them
Thanks. It sounds like a few people would benefit from the outlines being saved in the Hub automatically without having to copy them and save them elsewhere.
This is a great question. I have not seen a way as of yet. If I find a way I will let you know. In the future I would try to copy and paste it somewhere or screenshot it.
Yeah I agree with you. I do copy and paste it in Word doc or in Google Doc but you are right it does not save. I think it should. I will have to ask it to rewrite it or ask Chatty GPT to finish the fillers. I notice the same thing it does not do all of what I ask it to do. I asked it to write me 5 tips instead it wrote me 3 tips and I missing two more so I asked GPT to finish the rest of the tips for me then I edit in my own words cut the fluff that AI Authors do, I have a prompt and when I use the prompt it does not follow me either and still outputs gibberish that I told it not to do. I am not impressed with its repetitive words.
Thanks. I will often screenshot the outline and save it, but I also forget sometimes. I just did a great outline covering every detail I wanted in the article, but the article has fallen short and now I can't go back to the outline to see the gaps because I forgot to screenshot it. Very frustrating.
It is better to copy and paste elsewhere vs screenshotting, lol I find it a breeze vs frustrating lol
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Hello dear WA Community.
I'm keen to see examples of some great blog post layouts. Not the blog roll, but the blog post. This could be your blog post or ones you've seen th
The blog post is customizable per your theme.
Not all themes are alike.
The blog archive page itself is not customizable, per se, yet you can set the blog archive page layout as 'default template' or 'theme.'
You can set up the blogroll as the home page, or you can create a blog archive page where your posts will land. This can be achieved in Settongs>>reading, where you set up the static home page and blog pages.
You can customize that blog archive page by selecting the number of columns the blog archive page will show, wherher to include side bars, image above ir below title, etc.
As Phil has mentioned, I too have a few websites listed oj my profile that tou are welcome to take a look at my blog posts as well.
Rudy
I can see you have lots of folks in your network; you can check their profile spaces for any website links they may have shared.
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Hello dear WA Community.
I'm keen to see examples of some great blog post layouts. Not the blog roll, but the blog post. This could be your blog post or ones you've seen th
The blog post is customizable per your theme.
Not all themes are alike.
The blog archive page itself is not customizable, per se, yet you can set the blog archive page layout as 'default template' or 'theme.'
You can set up the blogroll as the home page, or you can create a blog archive page where your posts will land. This can be achieved in Settongs>>reading, where you set up the static home page and blog pages.
You can customize that blog archive page by selecting the number of columns the blog archive page will show, wherher to include side bars, image above ir below title, etc.
As Phil has mentioned, I too have a few websites listed oj my profile that tou are welcome to take a look at my blog posts as well.
Rudy
I can see you have lots of folks in your network; you can check their profile spaces for any website links they may have shared.
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If you generate the outline and then stop there (ie. Save for later), they are saved under SiteContent (Websites menu -> SiteContent). The Status column will say "Outline." You can pick them up from there and continue the article creation process. But once you actually generate the full article, the outline seems to be gone forever.