OK, so what you're saying is that if I create a post on MS Word (as I always do), I need to somehow upload that doc into the New Post on SS? Again, OK, so HOW do I do that??
I have the same problem. I have been posting sections of a short book, Very Bad Buddhist, and have gotten to the end. As it appears now, a new reader has to scroll way down to the first post, the beginning of the book, in order to start reading. I've created a new, separate section for it and assumed that posting the last section first, the next to the last after that, and so on would solve the problem, but that didn't work. You still have to scroll to the bottom to get started at the beginning of the book. Any ideas?
I know this is kind of a "hindsight" idea, but if you had posted from last to first as "drafts" and then went live with them one at a time in numberical order... Would that solve the issue?
The solution that I found to get things in a different order was to go back and edit the date on each post. It doesn't re-send them, but it re orders them. At least it worked for me on my @storybookhut substack. If you do that and then just put the dates in order for last chapter, oldest date, etc., you should find them listed in the right order for reading. I hope that helps.
After reading about the problem, organizing my postings, I see I am not alone. As I am writing about astrology, most people will seek out their own sign, but everything else is totally out of sequence. How are you supposed to write a book when chapter one is listed last because it was written first?
See Tom's answer above for what I think is a good idea. I have not tried it, but it might work for you. For my part, I posted each week from start to finish of the book, hoping that at least someone was reading each installment each week. Then, when I'd gotten to the end, I moved the whole thing to its own section and posted last to first so all was in order. Now Very Bad Buddhist is available in the correct order for readers. Good luck.
I am having trouble with the system. When I choose the option to add a subscribe button, everything crashes. I can't find information about this in the library, and I can't find a contact number for tech support. What do I do?
I know we can put subscribe buttons on each edition we publish, but can you put one on the main page?
Hello Sir can you guide me how to add subscribers.
How to post on substack and How can I what I have post
Can you put a subscribe button on your facebook page? If so, how?
How do I edit my sign up page
how do i add my blogs to the discover page?
How do I navigate the app. I don't seem to find the options for writing
You can only consume on the app and create on the desktop/web unfortunately.
OK, so what you're saying is that if I create a post on MS Word (as I always do), I need to somehow upload that doc into the New Post on SS? Again, OK, so HOW do I do that??
Thanks
I mainly write poetry and short stories. Is there a way to find a community for that?
I'd like an option to delete the "Continue Setup" suggestion prompt, as I don't a CSV file to upload; but it won't allow me to remove that section.
How can I change the arrangements of my posts ?
I have the same problem. I have been posting sections of a short book, Very Bad Buddhist, and have gotten to the end. As it appears now, a new reader has to scroll way down to the first post, the beginning of the book, in order to start reading. I've created a new, separate section for it and assumed that posting the last section first, the next to the last after that, and so on would solve the problem, but that didn't work. You still have to scroll to the bottom to get started at the beginning of the book. Any ideas?
yeah, and I'm also missing an option to organize postings. e.g. im Writing about philosophic shit, but also about politics, or books.
But no, I don't have any ideas, I hope substack will help us both.
Because this would improve Substack by a huge amount.
I believe you can use tags to organize your content
You can also create a master post that includes a table of contents to your presentation,
You'll be able to link to and intro your posts in any way you desire
I know this is kind of a "hindsight" idea, but if you had posted from last to first as "drafts" and then went live with them one at a time in numberical order... Would that solve the issue?
The solution that I found to get things in a different order was to go back and edit the date on each post. It doesn't re-send them, but it re orders them. At least it worked for me on my @storybookhut substack. If you do that and then just put the dates in order for last chapter, oldest date, etc., you should find them listed in the right order for reading. I hope that helps.
After reading about the problem, organizing my postings, I see I am not alone. As I am writing about astrology, most people will seek out their own sign, but everything else is totally out of sequence. How are you supposed to write a book when chapter one is listed last because it was written first?
See Tom's answer above for what I think is a good idea. I have not tried it, but it might work for you. For my part, I posted each week from start to finish of the book, hoping that at least someone was reading each installment each week. Then, when I'd gotten to the end, I moved the whole thing to its own section and posted last to first so all was in order. Now Very Bad Buddhist is available in the correct order for readers. Good luck.
My picture is oriented sideways, how can I fix it? https://geometrydashlite.io
I turn my laptop sideways for that one
I am having trouble with the system. When I choose the option to add a subscribe button, everything crashes. I can't find information about this in the library, and I can't find a contact number for tech support. What do I do?
SAME, it's so frustrating :(
Argh
Have you figured out anything with the problem yet?
How do I place a favorite Substack post at the top of feed? Thanks.
Can we have dark view on all pages
How do I go back to edit the Categories - for other people searching for contenet?