And I went in and added the links since I was now able to do that.

So I had to go to my laptop and edit the post from there.

There was no way in the “Quick Photo” post option to edit the size of the image, which is insane if you think about it, so when the post launched, the picture was too large and broke the bounds of the blog. Update – well, let’s call this yet another fail for the iOS WordPress app. Which is why there are no links in this post. Import just some items: Tap the items you want to import (a checkmark appears for each), tap Import, then tap Import Selected. Select the photos and videos you want to import, then select your import destination. The WordPress app is a little bit better but still at times lacks basic functionality like adding a hyperlink when publishing a “Quick Photo”. Open Photos on your iPad, then tap Import. Nice integration of touch and lots of editing options.Īnd I uploaded this post from the iPad as well. I created this photo of my daughter using Snapseed on the iPad and I was pretty impressed. Also yesterday Google made the photo editing software they acquired, Snapseed, free on iOS and I wanted to try it as well. WordPress recently updated their iOS app – which is great because its never been a very good experience – and I wanted to give it a quick test run.

Snapseed on ipad