Thread:IllusionOfOblivion/@comment-26141072-20150224074224/@comment-25720178-20150224162419

Okay! To start a blog post, go to your user page. The third little red box on your page labeled 'Blog' is what you want. Click that.

Before you begin however, you'll want to read the FanFiction rules if you haven't yet.

Anyhow, once you're on your blog area, there should be a small red box in the top right corner of your profile. Or— there will be something along the lines of 'No recent Blog posts. Write one now!' You can click on the link to create a blog post.

From there, you have to title it, and fill it with content. Don't worry about the small 'Contents ' box that appears on the lefthand side of most posts, this is automatic. There are, however, a couple things you have to do in your FanFiction.

Remember to put ↓

{{fiction|YourUserName} (+} on the end but I couldn't add that or else it would turn into the actual template.)

At the top of your page, except change the 'YourUserName' to 'VayLayna the Shade' of course. (But you knew that XD.)

Also, as stated in the FanFiction Rules, put the category at the bottom of your page. ([Lastly, you can find all the rules, regulations, ect. if you just type in 'Category:Fan Fiction' in the search engine/bar. In case you didn't read it yet, you can also find a list of all FanFictions created on the Redwall Wikia there.)

Coding? That's also another thing that there's a page for. What I usually use is five things though.

Italics (Two apostrophes on both sides of the word )

Bold (Two apostrophes on both sides of the word )

And a line that runs horizontally across the page. (Simply type '----')

Linking to a page on the site. [[article name] (Again with another ']' on the end. I had to remove it to deactivate the link.)

Chapter/Heading (Two equal signs on both sides of your heading/chapter name)

There's a lot more you could do, but for me I don't need a lot. You can post pictures, color words, or include your signature. And you can of course find more help in the 'Help' article.

That's a brief... Hopefully not confusing explanation. Any questions?