A Second Small Step Towards A Cleaner Blog

A few days ago, I witnessed a transient implementation of a feature that many bloggers have been asking Blogger for, for quite a while. With any blog of any decent size, almost everybody has a few posts that really should be removed. But who has the patience to delete each post, one at a time? Until today, that would be how you would delete multiple posts - one post, then another, and another.

Not now.

I select 3 posts to be deleted.

I hit the "Delete Selected" button, and get a simple yet serious warning.

I hit the "OK" button, and now they are gone.

Quick, and easy.

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Jon Karna said…

Being able to perform actions on multiple items at a time is something that I try to implement in all my administrations when I develop something for a client. The users always appreciate it.

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