<p>I see a lot of people complaining they cannot preview their article, so they have to edit it after posting it.<br />
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There is a way to do preview, it isn't the best but it works until Steemit comes up with a preview-button. Which I think they will do soon, because they are working hard on the functionalities.<br />
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Thank you for showing the followers!<br />
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If you start a new article, click on the Editor-button.<br />
https://www.steemimg.com/images/2016/08/10/Preview-post10f39c.jpg<br />
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<p>Now start writing your article, if you want to preview your post, click on the Raw HTML-button.<br />
https://www.steemimg.com/images/2016/08/10/Preview-post212a16.jpg<br />
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First you will see the Raw HTML-text, below that you will see the preview of your post. Including your pictures or Youtube-clips for example.<br />
https://www.steemimg.com/images/2016/08/10/Preview-post319cf5.jpg<br />
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When you are writing a longer article, you have to scroll down to see your preview.<br />
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To go back to your post, click on the Editor-button again.<br />
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It's a bit devious but it's less frustrating than editing your article after you have posted it.<br />
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P.S. @markrmorrisjr wrote in <a href="https://steemit.com/writing/@markrmorrisjr/5-pro-tips-for-great-steemit-posts">this</a> article you can also use Stackedit.io editor.<br />
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P.P.S. While writing your article, you can go to different pages of Steemit and it will save your article. As long as you don't close your browser (trust me, I have been there...)<br />
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P.P.P.S. Does anyone know adding hashtags in your article will also add them to the tags, because you can only use 5 now (I assume against spamming tags)?</p>
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