Scratch Project I made: Let's Draw

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  1. Kenza18 August 2014 at 12:20

    I've seen this project before and I really like it! :D Just wondering, how did you embed it? I tried embedding a writing project onto my 5 Star Writers blog, but it didn't work. >.<

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    1. Fatima Salman Siddiqui2 September 2014 at 04:29

      When you create a new post, on the left hand corner, there's a button which says Compose | HTML Click on HTML, then copy and paste the embed code of your Scratch project (you'll have to sign in to Scratch to do that). After pasting the embed code, on the right side of the page of your post, there's a column which says 'Labels', 'Schedule', 'Permalink', 'Location', and 'Options'.
      Click on 'Options'. This kind of thing will open:
      Reader comments
      Allow
      Don't allow
      Compose mode
      Show HTML literally
      Interpret typed HTML
      Line breaks
      Use
      tag
      Press "Enter" for line breaks

      Select the option 'Interpret typed HTML' in the Compose mode category.
      Then write the post title and publish it. That's how I did it. See if you can do it.
      ;) Thanks

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    2. Kenza2 September 2014 at 12:32

      Wow, thanks so much for letting me know! I'll try it out! :D You're welcome!

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  2. Zainab Salman Siddiqui25 August 2014 at 08:25

    I don't see it. It looks like it disappeared

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  3. Zainab Salman Siddiqui25 August 2014 at 08:33

    Oh! Sorry, it's there right now.

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