I recently wrote a post titled How to Create Static Pages in Blogger where I discussed one method of using posts to mimic static pages. One question that was asked involved removing the static pages from the post archives in Blogger. From what I have seen, you can’t prevent a post from being added to the archives, which would make all static posts appear.
Using my programming background, I decided to find a way to prevent the static pages from appearing in the archives. When experimenting with different methods, I finally came up with a method that works, as well as allows commenting on the static pages. This post explains how to create this type of static page.
Benefits of the New Method
In my first post about static pages in Blogger, I removed the ability to comment on a static page. This was the flag to Blogger that indicated the page was to be static and that the date shouldn’t be displayed. Now I know some may want to enable comments on certain static pages, so this method wasn’t going to work for them.
I went back to the drawing board and came up with another solution to the problem. The new solution has two benefits:
- The new static pages allow comments (unless you disable this ability for the page).
- The static pages will be removed from the Archives widget.
If this sounds like something you are interested in accomplishing, then read on. I do have to mention that there will be some editing of your blog’s template to make these static pages work properly, but I will try to walk you through the edits step-by-step.
Gathering Some Information
Before we begin, we will first need to grab some setting values from your blog. To find these values, use the following steps:
- Log in to your Blogger account and then click the “Settings” link beside your blog.
- Click the “Formatting” link near the top.
- Beside the “Date Header Format” option you will notice the format used to display the dates in your post. Write down the date displayed so you know how the dates are displayed in each post. For example, the date displayed for my blog is “June 16, 2008″, which means that I will write down this date.
- After you know the format of the date, let’s check the format of your archives. Click the “Layout” tab at the top of the screen.
- Look for the “Archives” element in your layout and then click its “Edit” link.
- Next to “Style” you will see three option buttons, with one of them selected. Write down the name of the selected option.
- Beside the “Date Format” option, you will see the format of the archives dates. Write down the date you see displayed. For those that have selected the “Hierarchy” option record the value in the “Year” option.
- Click the “Cancel” button to close the window.
For example, mine is displayed as “January 2006″ or “2006″ for the Hierarchy option, so I will write that date down.
Now, this part doesn’t require any setting lookup, but I just want you to think of a date that occurs in the year “previous” to your first post.
As an example, I have chosen “June 23, 2006″ as my date as this is exactly one year “before” I started Technically Easy. The steps I will outline below, will use this date. When following the steps below, you should use your own date instead of mine. From this point forward, all static posts should use this date.
Now that you have these two date formats and a date from the past, let’s get started on creating some static pages.
Creating a Static Page
So now we have the post date format, the archives date format, and a date that occured in the past before your first post. Let’s create a static page.
- Under the “Layout” tab, click the “Edit HTML” link.
- Let’s backup the template first. Click the “Download Full Template” link to save your current template.
- Once the template is backed up, check the “Expand Widget Templates” checkbox to display the code for all elements on your blog.
- Search for the following: <data:post.dateHeader/>
This is the code that displays the date for each post.
- Change that line of code so it looks like: <b:if cond='data:post.dateHeader != "June 23, 2006"'>
<data:post.dateHeader/>
</b:if>Keep in mind that you should insert the date you chose above instead of my date. Also make sure that the date is in the correct format, which was the first format you wrote down.
The above line tells Blogger to only display the date in the post if the date of the post is not June 23, 2006.
- Once you have inserted the above code, search for “BlogArchive”. This should bring you to your archives widget.
- Search for: <b:includable id='flat' var='data'>
- Replace the entire includable section with the following: <b:includable id='flat' var='data'>
<ul>
<b:loop values='data:data' var='i'>
<b:if cond='data:i.name != "June 2006"'>
<li class='archivedate'>
<a expr:href='data:i.url'><data:i.name/></a> (<data:i.post-count/>)
</li>
</b:if>
</b:loop>
</ul>
</b:includable> - Search for: <b:includable id='menu' var='data'>
- Replace the entire includable section with the following: <b:includable id='menu' var='data'>
<select expr:id='data:widget.instanceId + "_ArchiveMenu"'>
<option value=''><data:title/></option>
<b:loop values='data:data' var='i'>
<b:if cond='data:i.name != "June 2006"'>
<option expr:value='data:i.url'><data:i.name/> (<data:i.post-count/>)</option>
</b:if>
</b:loop>
</select>
</b:includable> - Search for: <b:includable id='interval' var='intervalData'>
- Replace the entire includable section with the following: <b:includable id='interval' var='intervalData'>
<b:loop values='data:intervalData' var='i'>
<b:if cond='data:i.name != "2006"'>
<ul>
<li expr:class='"archivedate " + data:i.expclass'>
<b:include data='i' name='toggle'/>
<a class='post-count-link' expr:href='data:i.url'><data:i.name/></a>
<span class='post-count' dir='ltr'>(<data:i.post-count/>)</span>
<b:if cond='data:i.data'>
<b:include data='i.data' name='interval'/>
</b:if>
<b:if cond='data:i.posts'>
<b:include data='i.posts' name='posts'/>
</b:if>
</li>
</ul>
</b:if>
</b:loop>
</b:includable> - Once you have changed your archives section, click the “Save Template” button at the bottom to save your template.
- If you receive an error, check the changes you made to ensure you closed all of your tags.
- Now if you have previously created static pages, edit those posts and change the post date to your new date you have chosen.
Changing this code is a little more complex. The reason for this is that you can display the archives a few different ways. This is where the archives option that you wrote down comes into play.
If you chose the “Flat List” archives, use the following steps:
Once again you will use your month and year chosen in place of mine. You will need to also ensure that the date is formatted the same as the your archives format you wrote down earlier. Since the date I chose was “June 23, 2006″, and my date format was “January 2006″, I would write my date as “June 2006″.
The above lines of code tell Blogger to only display the archive link if the archive date does not equal “June 2006″. Since I started my blog after June 2006, the only posts published in that date are my static pages.
If you chose the “Dropdown Menu” archives, use the following steps:
Once again you will use your month and year chosen in place of mine. You will need to also ensure that the date is formatted the same as the your archives format you wrote down earlier. Since the date I chose was “June 23, 2006″, and my date format was “January 2006″, I would write my date as “June 2006″.
The above lines of code tell Blogger to only display the archive link if the archive date does not equal “June 2006″. Since I started my blog after June 2006, the only posts published in that date are my static pages.
If you chose the “Hierarchy” archives, use the following steps:
You will use your year chosen in place of mine.
The above lines of code tell Blogger to only display the archive link if the archive date year does not equal “2006″. Since I started my blog after 2006, the only posts published in that year are my static pages.
Now whenever you publish a static post using the date you specified you can enable comments, and prevent the post from appearing in the archives widget on your blog.
This post was complex to write, so if you spot an error in my steps, please let me know and I will correct the error to avoid any problems in the future.
Adding HTML Code in Comments:
If you reply in the comments with some HTML code it won’t appear in the comments. To make the HTML code appear, ensure you add the HTML code as outlined in How to Display HTML Code in Blog Comments.
Summary
I had previously written a post that explained how to use posts as static pages in Blogger. The method provided in that post prevented comments from being displayed on that page as well as the page being displayed in the archives.
The method outline above allows comments in the post, as well as removes the post from the archives so the post acts more like a static page than an actual post.
Update:
If you are having trouble with the above code, send me your template using the contact form (link above), along with the error and I’ll have a look. Editing templates in Blogger can be difficult since the built-in editor doesn’t help in correcting syntax.
Related Posts
How to Create Pages in Blogger
How to Create a Development Blog in Blogger
Blog Designing Tops for New Bloggers
Remove Navigation Links For Static Pages in Blogger
104 Comments
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is it possible to make a single page blog post?
wow… this is important posting. Terima kasih (means thanks,in my language)
Ok so I have a 3 column custom template. I have used your static page part 1 and 2. I was wondering if you knew how to remove the side bars from the static pages and widen the posts section. I am wanting to make these pages a place where I can post several pictures of items for sale.
That would require a little more work, since you would have to include checks for static pages in other locations, probably where you define your columns in the CSS portion of your template. Have you looked into Blogger’s new static page support? They now allow you to create static pages within Blogger itself.
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Hi can you check my blogsite, i have a problem. On my dropdown archive 2 “November” Dropdown list are showing… the November 2009 post and my November 2008 posts. I want blogger to not display those post published in November 2008. I make sure that when i publish my post i change the schedule date. and i follow correct your HTML formatting on my layout hTML code.
GATHERED INFORMATION:
Sunday, May 30, 2010
Dropdown Menu
January
Date of my first post is 11/28/2009
11/28/2008 – November 28, 2008
These are some of the codes i used on my HTML layout:
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</b:includ
Thanks Paul, it worked fine.
I have a question: in wich language should I insert the modifications in the post?
I’m using Blogger in Italian, so my date looks like “Giovedì 25 marzo 2010″. Should i insert this literally, or translate it in english before the insertion in the code?
Thanks a lot and keep on with the good job.
You would include the modification for the language that will be displayed on the post page. If your date is in Italian, then you would do the modification in Italian.
PERFECT. Thank you so much!! Exactly what I needed, and everything worked
it worked perfectly well for me without errors.
thanks
This worked great! If anyone has any problems – re-read the instructions!! I had errors – because I didn’t following the instructions properly. Thanks so much!!!
Worked great!!! Thanks so much for all your hard work.
Great share, working on some of your upgrades now.
Let’s see if I can do this right. I’m real good at cutting/pasting, lol
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It was immensely helpful and it’s made my blog just how I want it!
Thank you so much! With a little bit of fiddling I managed to follow it all. My blog is definitely starting to take shape. Good tutorial,
Thanks for the help. I managed to do it. But I want to remove the post from home page too. How can it be done?
It can be done. I outline how to do it in this post: Hiding Static Pages from Main Page in Blogger.
Dear Paul,
Thanks for your help, so far I have managed to do everything I want.. and I’m just doing HTML since 2 days, your website helped me a lot ^___^
Removing the author is a bit more of a problem. The author is shown in a blue box, so when I apply the code on it isn’t working.
The full section that contains ‘author’ looks like this:
Do you have any idea if within this code I can hide the appearance, or is it going to be even more difficult?
Thanks and keep up the good work.
Dennie
Hi there, your instructions hepled me a lot.. I have now created static pages in 5 different bloggers. I have only 1 tiny problem…. I still see the ‘author’ and ‘newer posts’ displayed. This is the last thing I need to hide, do you have any ideas? I can’t find any useful information online, all they suggest is to delete the whole link, but that would also delete it from my other posts!
Thanks, Dennie
For the “author” data, you can surround the <data:post.author/> tag in an if statement the same way you did for the <data:post.dateheader/> tag.
For the “newer posts” link, you can find out how to do this from this post: Remove Navigation Links For Static Pages in Blogger.
I believe I correctly followed the steps provided, but my “static page” is still showing when I go to the main page of my blog. Would you be able to help me fix this? Thanks so much! (It’s probably me…I’m new to blogging)
To hide the static pages from your main page, you will need to also follow the steps listed on Hiding Static Pages from Main Page in Blogger.
I followed your instructions but still the post is still showing in my page, also in Archives so I revert it to my recent XML as you informed to download it for recovery. I deactive the comments in my template, does this affect the format of the static page you created? or should I activate comments first?
i’ve sent it to you.
i’ve already followed the way you taught, but it says
‘Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure all XML elements are closed properly.
XML error message: The element type “b:widget” must be terminated by the matching end-tag “”.’
i’m so helpless as i’m new in HTML. what should i do?
If you want, you can send me your template and I’ll have a look at it. Just use the contact form linked to in the top navigation bar.
i know, i just wanted to say, that for some code-noobies it might be confusing
that was easy! thank you so much!
i also appreciate, that you not only tell, WHAT to do, but WHY to do it (i.e. what the respective code does).
just one point:
i don’t know, if someone mentioned it already (i didn’t read all the comments), but i guess step 6 could be confusing for non-coding-experienced users in the current formulation.
“entire includable section” – it’s not quite sure if just the single line is meant or the whole thing up to /b:includable
You can overwrite the entire includable section with the code presented in step 6. If you are familiar with the code, you can also just edit the code to match that in step 6 as well.
I appreciate it.
Worked out great!
great post… was looking for something of this kind for past many days… implemented it on my blog and its working fine…a small problem though.. i don’t want to display these static pages in my home page, i.e., the only place where the link should come should be the navigation bar. However i am able to see these static pages on my home page also. Maybe if u cn check my blog u’ll get an idea of what i m saying.. any work around for that ??
I wrote a post about hiding the static pages from your homepage. You can find it here: Hiding Static Pages from Main Page in Blogger.
Hi!
For some reason i do not have in my template. Help!
What don’t you have in your template?
Great post and very useful. Many thanks.
Thank you thank you thank you! This is exactly what I needed and you did a GREAT job of explaining it!! Thanks again!
Great write-up. Exactly the solution I’ve been looking for!
Sorry, for whatever reason my examples did not show up. Basically I followed your instructions to the letter, surrounding the data tags with the ‘if’ tags. (With my specific date, of course.)
HTML tags don’t show up in the comments. It may be easier if I can take a look at your template. Would you mind sending it to me so I can see it?
Thank you for whatever it was that you did to my template (I haven’t figured it out yet, though it looks different). That annoying date has been successfully vanquished! Cheers.
You were close, you just needed to move the timestamp code into the same if statement as your dateheader.
Thanks for getting back to me so promptly. This is what I did:
…and then a little further down the page…
Unfortunately it did not work. I tried all sorts of variations and triple-checked that all details were the same as the line that worked for my dateHeader. As I mostly copy-pasted anyway, this shouldn’t have been a problem though. I tried Blogger Help, but it insisted on being either too simple or too complicated for me.
I would be grateful if you could tell me whether something sticks out in the above layout that is obviously wrong to you. Deleting the timestamp tag worked, but I’d rather leave it even on my static page than take it out completely. Anyway, no big deal. Thanks in advance if you find the time and energy to follow this comment up.
Hi, this isn’t really a big deal, but, though I have managed to get rid of the link in Archives (which was my main objective) and the date, I still have the TIME the page was posted. Is it possible to remove this? Perhaps I am missing something obvious, or maybe it’s a different process…
In consideration of readers who are as ignorant in this area as me, I will admit that at first I couldn’t even seem to delete the date on my static page. After a bit of fiddling I realized that I had to literally follow your instructions (duh, I know) and add the DAY, as well as month and year – since this is my date format. But adding a time didn’t deal with the time issue, more’s the pity.
Ridding myself of the post link in the archive worked straight away – no problems at all. Thanks heaps, as, like I said, this was the most important thing to me.
However, if it’s possible to get rid of the time I would be interested to know how, since the static page will certainly seem that much less of a post without it. Cheers – and thank you for a very clear and concise post.
I have removed the timestamps from my blogs, but I looked up the information in the Help.
The timestamp is displayed by the
data:post.timestamptag. If you can find this tag in your template, then you can either include the same if statement as shown in the code above, or delete it entirely. If you do keep it, then ensure you also enclose thetimestampLabeltag as well.Hello,
I followed each and every instructions carefully but failed miserably. This is the error message I got while saving the template:
Your template could not be parsed as it is not well-formed. Please make sure all XML elements are closed properly.
XML error message: The element type “b:widget” must be terminated by the matching end-tag “”.
Is there anyway you could help me getting this thing done successfully?
You can send me your template and I’ll have a look at it. Usually an error like this is caused by a tag not being closed.
I just wanted to say “Thank You”…. and I FINALLY got things to work.. after some pucking about with me being special in the head region. Altering the hierarchy one has to be the easiest so I opted to use it rather then the others, especially weekly drop down as that just DID NOT want to work for me.
Oh well, Thanks for the info!
Hello!
Great solution” I must have messed up somehow, though, (even after repeated attempts) because the second part was not successful for me:
My static pages are date-free, but the posts still appear listed in the archive.
Could it be that my Blogger is running in spanish language? (abril 2001=april2001)
Thanks.
VR
When you change the code for the archives, you must make sure you write the date in your code exactly as it appears in your archives widget. For example, if your archives show abril 2001, then you must put abril 2001 in your code.
I followed all these steps, but the static page continues to show on my homepage (it is removed from my archives, and there is no date header). How do I remove it from my homepage?
This post won’t prevent the static page from showing on the home page. I’ll be writing another post on how to do that shortly.
I successfully removed the date header of my “static page” post, and removed it from the archives, but the actual post still shows up on my blog. Is there some way to make the post invisible/have it not show up? Sorry, I’m new to this. Please respond as I’m trying to get this blog up within the next few days.
Thanks!
oops, it didn’t seem to appear, i meant newer posts and older posts , at the bottom of each posts.
Hi JohnNP,
I wrote a post that explains how to hide the navigation links. You can find it here http://technicallyeasy.net/2009/07/remove-navigation-links-for-static-pages-in-blogger/.
Hi!
Thanks for the tips, works really well and easy to follow.
One question though, is there a few to get rid of the links at the bottom of the posts that say:
” <>”
Once again, thank you
!
Hi Paul,
I fiddled around and found the problem the original code was this:
var ultimaFecha = ' ';
document.write(ultimaFecha);
So I had to separate the script from the rest and ended up with the following:
var ultimaFecha = ' '
It finally works, but it took me forever!
Thanks anyway and maybe this will help others…
Cheers!
Hi Paul,
The whole process worked well for me – and I thank you so much for that! – but now the dates of my posts are not showing anymore. Any idea how to get the dates back?
Thanks
Did you include the if statement around the date to make sure it is not displayed for specific posts only?
THANK YOU!
Amazing tutorial. A bit of trial and error, but all was fine in the end and it WORKED!
THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!!
ok I’ll just stick to Atom then. Thanks again.
I see. If I use other feeds can I remove it then? I just don’t want my static pages to appear in my feed if it’s possible. Thank you so much for helping out.
You can if you can generate new feeds, although I would stick with the one’s blogger provides as they are automatically generated.
Hello, thank you for the info. It helped me a lot. I have already made static pages and removed it in my Archive. But how can I remove it from my Atom feed? Thanks.
Unfortunately, you can’t remove the pages from your Atom feed as that is auto-generated by Blogger.
Please help… when you say this:
Search for , which should bring you to the code that displays the date for each post.
Change that line of code so it looks like:
I have this line: and am not sure if I need to delete the h2 thing or what but it isnt working for me!! Please, please help… I’m going crazy!
You shouldn’t need to delete any code, just add lines of code. For the most part you will be adding a conditional if statement around the code that will perform a check. If the check is true, then the line below it will execute.
your code works great – thanks!! but is there any way to prevent the static post from appearing in the main page?
If you have many posts, and you set the static post date far enough back, then it shouldn’t appear.
If you have just started a blog, and have few posts, then you can just reduce the number of posts to show on the home page, and then as you add a new post, increase the number by one.
Other than that, Blogger will display any post on the home page.
Hi,
I can remove the date from my post but try as I can, I cannot hide the post from my Blog Archive List. Can you have a look at the section from my HTML and let me know where I put your code lines please ?
My archive uses the hierarchy style & the date will be Wednesday, 12 December 2007 for the post
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Also how would I add some more static pages ? Would I do the same with another back dated post ?
I’m a total NOOB so bear with me.
Thanks,
Andy
Unfortunately, your code didn’t appear properly. If you would like me to have a look, then you can send me your template (e-mail address is in the About link at the top).
As for adding more pages, yes you would do the same with another back dated post.
Hi,
I am having the same problem Jacob had above. All my posts are gone. I have tweaked it for quite a while, and nothing works.
Did his ever get fixed and how did he do it?
Thanks,
Are all your posts gone from the home page or your archives page?
Make sure the dates you chose are the same, and your static-page posts are set to the same month as your regular posts.
lol I accidently left a message on isimplyblog but meant to go here
Anyways, this is one of the best tweaks to blogger ever! Ended up taking around half an hour. I had to tweak it a little as i had no dateHeader tag in mine. But it all works and now i have a Contact Us and a Table of Contents page
All integrated via a navigation tab on the top of the blog.
To see the ToC in action (http://www.newbtech.com/2008/01/table-of-contents_01.html) wheee!
A double woot for the author! thanks a lot mate!
dee
hi im a total noob to all this – just started today putting one together – tried following your intructions and they make no sense to me at all – i keep getting red messages appearing saying that the codes are invalid etc. is there a youtube guide to all this or something i can watch?
but i do appreciate all your efforts and no doubt its just me cos everyone else seems to know what they are doing
What messages are appearing? Some people have had trouble with the single quotes in the code that I provided. Try replacing those quotes with your own in the code and see if that works. Remember to always backup your template first.
Oops!
Don’t send the troops off yet!
Er, just ignore my first comment… Suddenly it works…
Was being hectic and went all “aaaaahhh”…
))
I have gone hectic, especially when I mucked up my Blogger template. The one lesson I have learned is to have a separated development blog for testing purposes. When I am happy with the changes, I then copy them over to the production (real) blog.
Jeeeezz, it’s not working. Which is really strange, since I followed your steps for my other blog for a while and it worked without any trouble (and still does)…
Now, with the second blog, it doesn’t. I’m having the same problem Gen has: My archive widget is gone (my posts won’t display anymore either).
In both blogs I use the same template and no matter how hard I look at the code: For me it seems like I did the copy-paste well, both layout codes look identic. I’m using different date formats though – could this be the problem?
Any ideas? At less a hint?
Thnx!
@Gen: Did you put in the if statement correctly for your achives by only including the month/year you want to remove from the archives?
I mean my archive page has been gone
ahh..it worked now but it works different.All my post has gone.
I am using the Dilectio template for blogger….I tired to edit the code but it isn’t working for me =\
here is the date post code:
can you show me where to add the new code ?
———————————-
Archives Code:
()
can you show me where to add the new code ?
Thank you!
I don’t have a field in my template. What do you suggest?
my problem now is the archive year 2007 that is supposed to be remove is still their…i follow all your steps but its not working for me…can you please take a look at my code? where did i miss? or something..
@ Paul.
yap i did it but still the all post are gone…
can you check my source code …
i’ve been fixing it for a couple of days and yet the same result.
@Jacob: You should add the <b:if cond=’data:post.dateHeader != “June 23, 2006?‘> line before the searched line, and then close the if statement with the </b:if>
Paul, can you help me i got a problem…instead of not showing the static page in the post …my all post disappear…and in the arhive section the year of the static page that was supposed to be not their is still present…
“Search for , which should bring you to the code that displays the date for each post.
Change that line of code so it looks like:
”
i was a little confuse by this..should i totally wipe this code and replace it with all of this
?
Thanks..
thanks for the great post.
i am hosting my blogger site at my domain using F TP .
how do i specify the url title for my static page instead of letting blogger name it using the post title (eg. myblog.com/static.html instead of myblog.com/this-is-a-static-page.html).
somehow i cant find the option Show Url Field in formatting page.
thanks!
@John: If you are still having some trouble, can you send me an e-mail and I’ll have a look.
Strange, did all that with copy paste but gave me “Open quote is expected for attribute “{1}” associated with an element type “cond”" at the last paste…
This is my code without your adjustments (for the last part):
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what was the fix for John Evers’ query? I am having the same results he is!!!
Thanks a lot Paul. The previous solution does the job, 99% so I guess I stay for now with that, but it is good to know there is an alternative.
I tried hard as shown in detect-it blog but could not succeed. Finally I followed your instructions. And it worked well. I am very happy. Now it seems very easy to add more static pages once I have added one.
Many Thanks Paul for step by step instructions. Good blog. Keep up the good work.
@kajdo: That is a different way of creating a static page. How would you go about creating a second static page?
hi, i also spent some time to do a static about me page on my blogspot site … here is the result http://detect-it.blogspot.com/search/label/xxx … look at detect-it.blogspot.com – the how-to is not finished yet, but i will clean up the code and probably make a widget for this purpose …
i think there are many advantages to use the “static page way” i do … try it and if you have any ideas – or other comments -> let me know
have fun
kajdo
@Eden: Thanks. I should provide a link to this post from the first post, much the same way I linke the first post from this one.
Forget my comment on the first Creating Static Pages post, this hack is truly awesome! Thanks to your ideas, your website has earned a link on our new and improved (date-free) acknowledgments page.
I strongly recommend you update the first post (at the top) with a bold link to this updated method.
Thank you! this was really useful and your instructions are great!
Thank you so much for this information–I have been trying to figure out how to have navigation tabs under the header, and this will go a long way in figuring that out.
With your instructions, it was technically easy.
Nice icons there chief! Technically easy, right?
Thanks. I like to try different things with the Blogger platform. It’s not as customizable as WordPress, but there are ways of doing accomplishing certain tasks.
posts like this are so helpful to us bloggers when we want to do something unique to our blogs. It’s appreciated more than you know.
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