Ideally, MarsEdit would adapt, but I assume most of its users are loyal to WordPress. In January, 2020, MarsEdit dropped official support for the publishing platform. I have too much content to migrate without some planning and effort. MarsEdit reminds me that Blogger should have been updated years ago to something like Medium or a stripped-down WordPress. As it is, blogging remains an outlet more than anything. Currently, what the application offers me is a way to compose drafts outside of Apple Mail, but it isn’t offering me much more than that because I use Google’s blogging platform. It might be worth migrating five of my six blogs to WordPress, if I anticipated more readers and some income. MarsEdit and Blogger are not cooperating, and I’m uncertain if I will use MarsEdit past the trail period. Though this is a Blogger problem, it is well-known and an external editor should handle the improper but long-standing Blogger method. Surely there is an easier way to fix the translation of paragraph to two breaks. I do not like the annoying two-returns as I would in a plaintext editor. I’d probably migrate outside MarsEdit and simply recreate the accounts in the editor. Often, plug-ins exist for such migration hassles. If you attempt to migrate, I’m wondering if information is remapped properly or if you then have to fix the post categories and tag. Repeated attempts to include images failed, even as MarsEdit's media browser displays a screenshot from itself as uploaded. NOTE: I was correct that images posed a problem, with the images I included within MarsEdit not making the move to Blogger. For Blogger, MarsEdit confusingly uses Categories as Tags, and Tags are left blank. Unfortunately it does seem to be a problem with Blogger as a platform. MarsEdit prefers WordPress, without a doubt. I’m not saving much time if I still need to carefully format a post in Blogger and insert images from within Google’s interface.
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Paragraphs require two blank lines, even in Rich Text mode, or you must clean the code within Blogger.Bullet lists should be a default formatting choice, as they are common.Enclosure settings should be within the editor window, along with Title.Date should be included with “Post Status” for scheduling purposes.Currently, what the application offers me is a way to compose drafts outside of Apple Mail, but it isn’t offering me much more than that because I use Google’s blogging platform.Īnnoyances that require using a menu choice, instead of the Option pane: MarsEdit and Blogger are not cooperating, and I’m uncertain if I will use MarsEdit past the trail period.
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