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Hi Paul
Thanks so much for this great step by step tutorial. Computer wiz I am not… I went through the steps, BUT, I lost the date that precedes all my posts. Is that supposed to be? I thought I would only lose the date for the static page I created since all my other posts allow comments etc. Confused – can you set me straight? Or tell me what I did wrong. Thanks
Technically challenged
Kim
You should if you have only disabled comments for static pages. If you disabled comments for other posts, then that won’t display the date header either.
I recommend you follow the steps outline in http://technicallyeasy.net/2008/07/creating-static-pages-in-blogger-part-2/, since the process outlined in that post doesn’t matter about comments.
If you are still having difficulty, feel free to send me your template and I’ll have a look.
Thanks for this tutorial!
but unfortunately i cant find data:post.dateHeader in my HTML code, nothing similar either
Vicky
Did you check the “Expand Widget Templates” checkbox?
Thank you for that helpful information. I wanted to suggest another way, which I think is much easier. I created a whole other blog. My site is jrobsguide.com so my privacy policy address is jrobsguideprivacypolicy.blogspot.com. I chose a very simple template. I removed all the extra stuff on the side. I added a link on the side and on the bottom that links back to my home page. I then copied the url and then created a link at the bottom of my main site. It worked well.
Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog.
Cheers! Sandra. R.
Great tip! Thanks.
i followed your instructions on this page:
# Search for the location where the post date is displayed. For blogs that use version 2, search for .
# Before that line include the following:
# After the post date line include:
So let me get this straight: “before that line” I did that, and the date still appears on that page here’s what my code looks like:
I see that putting anywhere causes a parse error, I had it in once and it did not give me an error but did nothing either.
bah! code doesn’t appear in comments… ok… what a useless way to have to start over.
If you would like some help, you can send me your template using the contact form and and explain the issue you are having.
ok very cool, wasn’t sure if you would reply
good to know and thank you in advance 
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great. just what i’ve been looking for!
i already had my static pages, but the date stamp really bothered me^^
i’m sure, there’s a similar way to avoid the information, that there are no comments allowed, “links to this” and the RSS-subscribe link to be shown at the bottom of these static pages? would you…….?^^
just sad, there is no way hiding them pages in the archive-gadget…..
There is a way to prevent the pages from appearing in the archive widget. It will require you to create your static pages a little differently. All the steps are outlined in Creating Static Pages in Blogger – Part 2.
Hello. This works great! However, I’m wondering if I couldn’t use the same technique to get rid of the [Older/Home/Newer] pager under the posts that act as static pages?