Large articles would be separated into two or more Blogger posts (i.e., pages 1-7, 8-14, 15-21). Content would be published as individual articles consisting of one or more 8.5" x 11" 72 ppi (612 x 792) images, which are vertically stacked within a individual blog post.
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There are also non-inline full page size images inserted between the regular pages where larger images are needed (i.e., similar to the image plates you see in older books). Pages consist of text or a mixture of text and inline images. My current InDesign template is designed upon a two column 8.5" x 11" magazine. These formats would also allow for an easier move off Blogger at some time in the future should that be necessary. I instead want to use formats that set my content in stone but would still usable across many devices, which would appear to be images and pdfs. I have looked at various other formats and editors such as ePub, HTML, Blogger's own editor, 3rd party apps that upload content to Blogger, etc., and found that I would be spending all my time trying to correct errors in the display of content due to different devices and different apps displaying that content. The tone will be scholarly - i.e., "just the facts, ma'am", with the audience ranging from those looking to conduct genealogy research to those wanting to reconstruct a 1950s cabinet based upon plans I've created from the original cabinet within Illustrator. Most of the content is based on various one-of-a kind documents and images in my collection and other unique content such as one-of-a-kind antiques. I've also tested my current template with typical content using a inexpensive mobile Tracfone via a public WiFi to make sure it loads quickly on even lower end devices. I've tweaked the css and xhtml of an existing Blogger mobile ready blog template which works well within the mobile emulator in Chrome and in the desktop web browsers Chrome, Safari, FireFox, Opera, and TOR.
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Paid hosting costs on the other hand would exponentially increase due the storage requirements for the images.
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As this is a image heavy site using Blogger as a host will greatly save on hosting costs since all the images I will be publshing will not count towards the storage limits of a free account. I frankly don't want spend all my time managing a site and instead want to author content thus I've opted for a branded custom domain that points to a Blogger hosted site.
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