Now that we've added the DropzoneComponent to our blog-form, we only have a few small changes that we need to make in order to update our entire form so that it sends up that media object, that image object, in a way the API can understand it, so let's get started on that.

In this guide we're gonna add some style polish items to our blog modal and so specifically we're going to add a border here and give our text area a little bit more height.

In this guide, we are going to start building out the ability to add images into a rich text editor.

Now that we have customized our icons and we have the structure in place for being able to encode our uploaded images to our text editor, now we are going to start that process.

That last guide was pretty intense, and it was also pretty long. You know my methodology, I like to follow up the longer, more challenging guides and mix in some things that are hopefully a little bit easier on the cognitive learning side, just so you can relax a little bit.

Over the next few guides, we are going to implement the ability to edit our blog posts, and we're gonna do something that I think is pretty cool, which is we're gonna make it possible for us as admins to simply click on a blog post on the blog detail page in order to start editing it.

Now that clicking on the title enables us to trigger the BlogForm, we can start populating it. We're gonna spend a few guides working through this process.

Now that we're passing our title and our blog status to our form, we can now extend this and we can start working with our rich text editor.

Now that we have a Rich Text Editor working in Edit mode, it's time to move onto our images. And in the next few guides, we're gonna see how we can remove and work with our featured images with our blogs.

We're getting pretty close to having this entire portfolio blog completed, and so in this guide, we're going to take what we've built for deleting the image, and we're actually going to take it live, so we can click on that Remove Image, or Remove File link, and it will work.

In this guide we're going to put together everything that we've learned so far and we're going to be able to apply it to build out this portfolio blog and this is gonna be pretty cool because what you are going to do is actually an extension of what we did with the portfolio manager.