Exponent provides an excellent environment for writing and sharing articles or 'blogs'.  A site where the 'back-end' is on the front-end and a variety of what-you-see-is-what-you-get WYSIWYG editors take away some of the creative hassles with writing.  Another nice convenience for writing articles which is found on other blog applications (like WP), is editing the articles offline by using an application to manage and edit multiple blog articles.  Though there was preliminary support for this feature in the v0.99beta1 release (before v2.x), it has not been available to the v2.x code line...until now.   (read more)

You can find the documentation to Exponent at docs.exponent.org.  It can also be reached by using the many item specific help links and menu items in the system.  You'll also notice this blog post does NOT allow comments, unlike the rest of this blog. (read more)

The stable version release of Exponent is significantly different than the previous releases!  This approach should better establish 2.0 Stable as 'the baseline' for all future upgrades. (read more)

Here is a simple editing tip. When using a WYSIWYG editor to create or edit content for your site, remember this:
Press Shift + Enter at the same time to place a Line Break in your text. This is the separation you see from the introductory paragraph to this one. (read more)

The content in your website can be both viewed and edited using a web browser. We recommend Firefox browser for editing your site. (read more)