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What is iWeb?
Using Themes in iWeb
Using iWeb Inspector
Using Text Boxes in iWeb
Using Shapes in iWeb
Using HTML in iWeb
Using Google AdSense in iWeb
Adding a Google Map in iWeb
Using iWeb Masking
Using the Instant Alpha Feature in iWeb
Creating a New Site in iWeb
Creating a New Page in iWeb
Creating Buttons in iWeb
Making Photo Adjustments in iWeb
Using the Media Browser in iWeb
Creating a Photo Page in iWeb: Part 1
Creating a Photo Page in iWeb: Part 2
Creating a Photo Album in iWeb: Part 1
Creating a Photo Album in iWeb: Part 2
Creating a Movie Page in iWeb
Creating a Blog Page in iWeb: Part 1
Creating a Blog Page in iWeb: Part 2
Creating a Podcast Page in iWeb
Managing a Website with iWeb
Publishing a Website with iWeb
Summary: How to create a blog page using iWeb to publish your own personal website; learn more about website design in this free instructional video.
Bill Macpherson has been playing guitar professionally for more than 20 years. In addition to his guitar playing, he runs a recording studio and is a sought-after freelance graphic artist.read more
"This is Bill MacPherson for Expert Village. Now back over here in the entries page you can see on top it brings up this little window right here and if you wanted to add a new blog like everyday you just hit add entry and it would create a new one. Which of course it would create a new webpage. Now you chose your page and of course you can add new photos, movies, music, and text to your blog. Now the achieve page is where all the resent blogs that you did would show up on so this will create a list right here so you can create your blogs. Now when you create a new blog all you have to do is go down here and click publish which requires of course the .mac website you would be able to update your blog very easily. That is how you create a blog in iWeb. I'm Bill MacPherson for Expert Village."
eHow Article: Creating a Blog Page in iWeb: Part 2
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