Play around and you'll find a spot to plug any code in that you want to have in front of you when writing a post. Of course don't put it inside script or other code that goes into making the page function! You want to find a place between enclosed lines of code, where it can fall into an "in-between" spot on your page. Remember, you will have to use HTML symbols for things such as ">" marks and such, or the code will be translated by the page when you load it and you will have nothing to drag into your window! Just a nice blockquote of sample text to look at.

And make sure—as always—to (wear a rubber, dear; I feel like a mother or something, reminding you on the way out the door to be safe) first backup the file, and only make one change at a time in one browser window and in the other, refresh template after each change (or better yet, use a separate testing blog for all these kinds of things) so you can undo it with your backup if you go astray.

I made the code so it would appear as small, silvery font so it doesn't distract me too much (also so I can feel like Gandalf reading runes by moonlight), separated by darker bullets (so I can grab disparate pieces of code I've put there for different uses) but it's right above the entry field where I can grab it easy.

All I have to do now is open an entry, begin typing, and when I want to plug in this code, I just select it and drag it into the window. Man! It's like magic! I still smile every time, although I suppose the joy will wear off a little in time.

PS: NSA, I know you are all in my shit. But can you please find a computer whiz to help you spy on me so that you are not screwing up my server/loading behavior? Amateurs. You're messing with my 'Net use and that means WAR!!!