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Submitted by Andy B on Saturday, 30 November 2024  Page Views: 9826

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The Megalithic Portal has the facility to log sites that you have visited, and our dedicated contributors have now logged over 60,000 visits to ancient sites on our pages! We also have another way to show off all these visits, in your own 'blog' format with images and customised maps. It's really easy to get started with so please do have a go.

If you are logged in to our site you can view your own visit log as a blog here. If you don't yet have one and you need to reset your password to log in, it's here. If you don't know your member ID then it's shown in the greeting at the top of your email newsletter, or you can contact me to find your old login.

To get started logging a megalithic or other ancient site first find our page for that site - try the 'Find a Site' menu above. Once there, click on 'I have visited' or 'I would like to visit' at the top right of the page. You can also add sites in this way from any of our gallery pages. Once you have added a few log entries you can view them as a table here. From there just click on 'Edit Visit' on any log you want to update.

If you already have images you've uploaded to us then here you can get the Portal to auto-generate a log to start you off, based on scanning through your images.

Here are some recommended site visit blogs to show off what we can now do: Megalithic Matt, Boeddel, XIII, John 4clydesdale7, Anne T and John Lindsay.

You can see all the most recent logs here, and here are our top contributors from the last 3 months.

You can also add 'Trip IDs' to split your log up into individual little 'blogs' for different trips you have done, and to recommend to others.

Nancy McCann (X-Ice) has started to create some trips, here's her visit to the north of Ireland and the Carnac area. Remember you could be creating pages like these for yourself, complete with customised maps with just a few clicks, it's really very easy.

Instructions are on the 'Edit Log' pages.

The Portal will automatically choose the best image to illustrate each log, or you can set one manually in your log for each site. The photo you choose can be one of your own or any other photo on the Portal, it's up to you. If there isn't a photo set then the Portal will automatically try to choose one, seeing if it can find one of yours first.

There is discussion and help on this new feature in our forum, please feel free to post if you need help. We would really like more people to use this feature, it's an amazing way to personalise your experience in just a few clicks so please share this page using the links to the right of this page and help get the word out.

See Also Help Page: Blogging with the Megalithic Portal Site Visit Logs
Best Wishes
Andy B
Site Founder and lead Admin

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Blogging with Megalithic Portal Site Visit Logs by Andy B on Thursday, 30 August 2018
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See also Blogging with Megalithic Portal Site Visit Logs
http://www.megalithic.co.uk/article.php?sid=2146414291
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Using logs to make collections of your favourite photos from the Portal by Andy B on Monday, 06 June 2016
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Thanks for the kind comments. Another point worth making is that you don't have to use your own photos in a log, or indeed actually visit any sites. You can make your own 'Would like to visit' collections using any of the Portal's 146,000 photos.

If you click on 'I would like to visit' from the gallery page for one of the photos we display then that photo is automatically added to your new log entry. Then go back and edit in a Trip ID and Trip Numbers to order them, and a log comment if you like and you're done.

More on this in our forum.
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New Megalithic Portal feature: Site Visit Blogs with images and maps by golux on Tuesday, 31 May 2016
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I second that emotion Andy, this is a great addition to the Portal!
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New Megalithic Portal feature: Site Visit Blogs with images and maps by Ozzie on Monday, 23 May 2016
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Andy, This is an excellent innovation!
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