Title link example

This post is an example of a Title link. If you click on the title of this post, it should take you to a forum post about Title links, not to the post page. At one point Blogger had a distinct field in their Post Editor that you could type a Title link address into, but now you have to format an HTML link in the Title field.Original post at Calion's test blog, dated July 01, 2013 at 06:18PM.

Dropdown links test

So the ugly thing about the dropdown links is that I have to put the entire paragraph one is in in the table. Hell, can I even put more than one link in a paragraph? I guess I don’t see why not; I might have to use two tables. But that might not work at all.

Wait, I can only do the line the

link is on?? Evernote Link

Original post at Calion's test blog, dated June 26, 2013 at 03:36PM.

test

100% of precincts reporting[24]

Candidate	Votes[24]	Percentage	Delegates
Mike Huckabee	40,954	34.36%	17
Mitt Romney	30,021	25.19%	12
Fred Thompson	15,960	13.39%	0
John McCain	15,536	13.03%	3
Ron Paul	11,841	9.93%	2

test4

with legacy api

test3

with legacy api

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So how did it turn out? Were my predictions correct? Here are the results:

Candidate	Votes	Percentage	Delegates
Mike Huckabee	40,954	34.36%	17
Mitt Romney	30,021	25.19%	12
Fred Thompson	15,960	13.39%	0
John McCain	15,536	13.03%	3
Ron Paul	11,841	9.93%	2

Paul’s fifth-place showing, with no higher vote percentage than predicted by the polls, was disappointing. It’s interesting, though, to see how little you could have told about the final outcome from this: Thompson, as Zogby predicted, didn’t last long after this (though that was certainly not my prediction), and McCain was, of course, the ultimate winner of the Republican primary process.

It's a table

Here’s a table.

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Original post at Calion's test blog, dated June 19, 2013 at 11:04AM.