The way blogging works is that the most recently added (or updated) blog appears at the top of the list. When I've written and posted my trip reports, this entails a reader desiring to follow my journey to scroll down, sometimes expanding to find the first blog.
The blogging software is very limited in scope. Basically, a writer puts words and photos into a template and "publishes". There is a table option, but each cell is the same size, and the cell's content has to be entered individually. (No copying and pasting!) So taking contents from a spreadsheet (which is how I manage my itineraries) could prove tedious. And would look ugly!!
I think the Word document that is below (which I would much rather have pasted here, but I've already explained blogging limitations) will show four columns with a clickable link to the relevant blog in the rightmost column. The document has been scanned for malware and is clean. (The PDF creation fails with the links; headers don't seem to work.) Yes, it's frustrating for me.
Any feedback is most welcome and will be appreciated.
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