Edit a Blogger Post or Page

When you open Full Edit for one row in Blogger > Posts, Tenwrite shows the full edit screen for that specific post or page.

Use this page when you need more control than Quick Edit provides.

1. Log in to the Tenwrite Web Dashboard.
2. Click Blogger > Posts.
3. Find the post or page you want to change.
4. Open the row’s Options menu.
5. Click Full Edit.

The top of the page can show:

• the current post or page title
• Edit on Blogger link
• View Post or Preview Post link
• the destination blog
• the linked Google Doc, if one is already attached

For a Google file, use Change document if a document is already linked, or Link document if one is not. To update the body from a local file, use Upload a file in Full Edit and select the revised DOCX, Markdown, or text file.

DOCX files can be up to 25 MiB; Markdown and text files can be up to 5 MiB. A prepared upload expires after 24 hours. If it expires, upload it again and review the settings. See uploaded files for supported extensions, text encoding, images, and preparation limits.

Selecting an upload replaces the linked Google Doc as the content source. Tenwrite does not keep watching the file on your computer, and matching filenames do not automatically update posts. Always open the existing post or page before uploading its revised file.

If a post previously used an upload and you do not select a new source, Tenwrite can update its metadata without rereading the old uploaded content.

The full edit form can include:

• Title
• Labels
• Status
• Publish Date when the status is scheduled
• Reader comments

This is the main place to update Blogger metadata and scheduling without leaving Tenwrite.

The full edit screen can also include Tenwrite formatting controls such as:

• formatting mode
• preset selection
• preset options

These settings apply when Tenwrite exports content from a linked Google Doc or a newly uploaded file.

Re-exporting a linked Google Doc or a newly uploaded file uses your export allowance. Tenwrite can show:

• free trial quota warnings
• site-level quota warnings
• Google re-authorization notices

Reading or re-exporting a linked Google Doc needs Google files access. If the web app asks you to connect, use Connect Google files to select a Google Doc. If access needs to be renewed, use Reconnect Google files. Publishing changes to Blogger separately needs Blogger access; use Reconnect Blogger for that connection.

If the check failed, try Retry Google access check. You do not need to sign out. See Google connections for recovery, including the installed add-on’s close-and-reopen steps.

When you are ready, click Update Post.

• New uploaded file selected: review Confirm publication outcome, including any file warnings, then choose Confirm Export. This replaces the existing post or page content; it does not create a new post.
• Google Doc linked: Tenwrite re-exports the selected document into the existing post or page.
• No new upload or linked document: Tenwrite updates the post details without replacing the body from a source file.

Check the result on your site after the update finishes. Keep the original local file if you want to revise and upload it again later.

• Blogger - Manage Posts
• Sync Post
• Blogger - Manage Sites