The card will show the posts featured image and images taken from the post content (up to four images in total) at thumbnail size, along with an excerpt of the post’s text. The standard card will be shown if your post contains at least one usable image (350px+ wide) and a reasonable amount of text (over 100 characters). Featured images that are not also added to the post content may be displayed but will not determine which card is used. The Reader only considers images added to the post content itself when deciding which card to use. At the top of this page, you can enter the URL of any site or some search terms. You can add any site with an RSS feed to the Reader by clicking the Manage button next to Followed Sites. You can add new sites to the Followed Sites section of your Reader by clicking on the Follow button in the bottom right-hand corner of any blog. Liking a post is a great way to save it for later if you want to read the post again or join the conversation later. My Likes lets you go back to blog posts you clicked “like” on. You can follow or unfollow a conversation using the ellipsis menu (the three dots to the right of a title) in the reader. WordPress posts you’ve liked or commented on will appear when they have new comments. Here, you can manage your preferences for these sites - you can choose to receive new posts by email as well as in your Reader.Ĭonversations allow you to read and reply to all of your conversations in one place. Search lets you search for posts and sites on any topic and suggests great reads based on your activity.įollowed Sites shows you the newest posts from the sites you follow and is the default Reader view. On the left, you’ll find a few tabs that help you discover great things to read:

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