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Create Static Pages in Blogger – Part 2

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  1. Zool -

    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.

    • Paul -

      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.

  2. Zool -

    Thanks Paul, it worked fine.

  3. Daryl Drake -

    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:

    CODE#1

    CODE#2



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    </b:includ

  4. Daryl Drake -

    CODE#1

  5. Raychell Stayton -

    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.

    • Paul -

      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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