All blogs can be found on your website by typing /blog.aspx after your URL. You will need to use a special referral link to reference a blog within your content.
Example: http://examplesite.com/blog.aspx.
Who can use this feature?
System Administrators | Owners | Publishers | Authors
Instructions
Navigate to Modules. Click on Content, then Blog
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On the category you wish to link to, select Choose an Action, then Copy Link
Select a link, copy it, then paste it wherever you need
Top Link / Relative: This is a link that does not have your URL directly associated with it; the URL will be dependent on the URL your visitor is on. This often applies if you have many domains associated with your site. This is the recommended link when you add the link to your website.
Note:
This is most commonly a link within a page or creating a linked page.
Bottom Link / Absolute: This is a full URL that forces a specific domain name. This is the recommended link when you reference a blog on a third party.