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luckily, Paul gots an extra tutorial ’bout that
http://technicallyeasy.net/2009/07/remove-navigation-links-for-static-pages-in-blogger/
I’ll check it out! Thanks a lot!
Thanks for this.
I did try it, but found it wouldn’t work on account of errors in the coding. Any tips? I have switched to a non-classic template. could that be the the problem?
Thanks for your help.
Pam
The code presented in this post won’t work with a classic template since the code is different. I’m not too familiar with the classic template, and i’m not sure if it provides the same flexibility as the current templates.
Hi there. I tried what you suggested and the change did finally go through. However, my dates are still appearing in those posts.
Is that offer of you having a quick look at my template (mentioned in the post) still on offer?
Thank you, in advance, for your help.
cheers,
Pam
The offer is still good. Use the contact form (link in top navbar) to send me your template. Just include what you would like changed in your template.
Also, can you include the dates of your static pages and the format? That would help so I can test it before sending it back to you.
Hello, I have a problem. I cant seem to find . I am using non-classic template, with some changes(new buttons, header etc.). Can you tell in which part of HTML code to find it. I have checked expand widget templates. just to let you know that it isnt a problem. Thank you for your help
Hmm, sry, it didnt post data:post.dateHeader/
By the way, Paul, thank you so much for helping me out with my dilemma a few weeks ago. Sorry it has taken me a while to reply here on the blog – I got snowed under!
I was very grateful that you took a look at my code and cleared all the ‘extras’ (comments, dates, etc) from my static pages. My static pages look so professional now.
I now follow your blog and get your regular updates and feel that you give very prompt and practical and helpful advice. In my opinion – although I realise your speciality is more technical than content – your site is more useful than Problogger!
Cheers,
Pam
Dude, it works gr8! Thx
What if you don’t want the post to appear in the “blog archive”, either?
Like, say you made an “about” post and wanted to keep it off the archive. If the date for the “about” post is set during a year with no other posts, this would be only beneficial. But can it be done?
I cannot find these lines of code:
Any ideas???
Which lines of code, the <data:post.dateHeader/>?