How to Use a Blog Module in DNN
DotNetNuke, often called DNN for short, contains a built-in blog module that lets you easily create administrator or user blogs. The module must be added to a specific page, so you'll want to create a separate blog page before adding the module to your DNN site. Once you activate and set up the module, you'll be able to add content to the blog the same way you add content to other sections of the site.
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Instructions
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Sign in to your DNN admin portal. Click on "Pages," then click on "Add."
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Name the page "Blog," then set the meta title and description. Choose the administrative permission for the page. If you want users other than administrators to be able to add or edit the blog, check the box next to the applicable user level. Be sure to check "View" for "All Users" if you want your blog to be public. Click on "Add Page."
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Click on the "Modules" administration link, then check the box next to "Add New Module." Select the category "All Modules," then select the "Blog" module. Choose the location for the blog module on the page, then click on "Add."
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Click on the "Create My Blog" link to open the blog module set up wizard. Input the title and description for your blog and select the blog options. For example, you can choose to make the blog public, allow comments, and use Captcha puzzles for commenters.
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