Type your post into the "Text Body" box. Once your post has been entered, you can bold, underline, or italicize words using the icons at the top of the template.
You can insert hyperlinks or image using the "Insert Item" tools. To create a link in your text, highlight the word or phrase you'd like to link, hit the link button from the menu, enter your URL, and then close the link tool. To add an image to the body of your content, move your cursor to the place where you would like your image to be inserted and click the image button. Be sure to upload only personal images or images you have the licensed rights to use.
If you know basic HTML, you can use the HTML tool to manually edit the formatting of your content (including the placement and size of any embedded images).
To embed a video, click on the HTML icon at the top of the blogging template and paste the video embed code where you want the video to appear in the post.
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Test Article to Check Tags: With Tag Now
By Shine Staff | Author Blog Posts – Fri, Nov 16, 2012 2:43 PM ESTType your post into the "Text Body" box. Once your post has been entered, you can bold, underline, or italicize words using the icons at the top of the template.
You can insert hyperlinks or image using the "Insert Item" tools. To create a link in your text, highlight the word or phrase you'd like to link, hit the link button from the menu, enter your URL, and then close the link tool. To add an image to the body of your content, move your cursor to the place where you would like your image to be inserted and click the image button. Be sure to upload only personal images or images you have the licensed rights to use.
If you know basic HTML, you can use the HTML tool to manually edit the formatting of your content (including the placement and size of any embedded images).
To embed a video, click on the HTML icon at the top of the blogging template and paste the video embed code where you want the video to appear in the post.Test Article to Check Tagging Functionality: No Tags
By Shine Staff | Author Blog Posts – Fri, Nov 16, 2012 2:42 PM ESTType your post into the "Text Body" box. Once your post has been entered, you can bold, underline, or italicize words using the icons at the top of the template.
You can insert hyperlinks or image using the "Insert Item" tools. To create a link in your text, highlight the word or phrase you'd like to link, hit the link button from the menu, enter your URL, and then close the link tool. To add an image to the body of your content, move your cursor to the place where you would like your image to be inserted and click the image button. Be sure to upload only personal images or images you have the licensed rights to use.
If you know basic HTML, you can use the HTML tool to manually edit the formatting of your content (including the placement and size of any embedded images).
To embed a video, click on the HTML icon at the top of the blogging template and paste the video embed code where you want the video to appear in the post.Women Who Shine: And the Winner Is.
By Shine Staff | Author Blog Posts – Mon, Nov 12, 2012 12:53 PM ESTWhen Shine introduced the Women Who Shine contest, we knew we'd hear about incredible women doing amazing things in their communities. More than 1,400 people were nominated as Women Who Shine. We encourage you to read about these phenomenal nominees. And we thank you for taking the time to nominate those special women in your life who have made such an impact in your world.
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Women Who Shine Grand Prize winner Maria VitoriaYou, Shine readers, voted. We are beyond excited to introduce the Grand Prize winner, Mariah Vitoria, who was nominated in the category of Public Service.
How does Mariah shine?
According to her nominator, Mariah has logged more than 650 hours of volunteering for a variety of activities, including blood drives, school and church fundraisers, and a a children's camp. She also has spent the past two years helping to secure more than $20,000 in donations for local schools to help fund campus improvements and student activities. Says her nominator:
"I call her [Mariah] superwoman, because she takes everyday and works
