Thursday, 14 November 2013

new page

thi isit again

This is a command in Blogger that returns the content of the post. Also:

<BlogDateHeader>
<h2 class="date-header"><$BlogDateHeaderDate$></h2>
</BlogDateHeader>

The above deals with displaying the dates of the post somewhere near the title.

<BlogItemTitle>
<h3 class="post-title">
<BlogItemUrl><a href="<$BlogItemUrl$>" title="external link"></BlogItemUrl>
<$BlogItemTitle$>
<BlogItemUrl></a></BlogItemUrl>
</h3>
</BlogItemTitle>

The above section deals with displaying post titles in H3 tag above the post body.
Using the above principles of template tags, we can formulate our changes as follows:

  1. We will use the <MainPage>........... </MainPage> to set a condition for some particular content to show only on the main page (home page). If the visitor clicks the post page, the post content will be shown, not the main page content.
  2. The main page content is not post content, so it won't show in the post sidebar to display the title.
  3. The post content is independent of the main content; if a new post is created, it will not be shown in the main page. Instead it will be shown only in the sidebar.
  4. The archived pages simply show a link to the articles written on that specified date. This is ver

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new page 3

<BlogDateHeader>
<h2 class="date-header"><$BlogDateHeaderDate$></h2>
</BlogDateHeader>

The above deals with displaying the dates of the post somewhere near the title.

<BlogItemTitle>
<h3 class="post-title">
<BlogItemUrl><a href="<$BlogItemUrl$>" title="external link"></BlogItemUrl>
<$BlogItemTitle$>
<BlogItemUrl></a></BlogItemUrl>
</h3>
</BlogItemTitle>

The above section deals with displaying post titles in H3 tag above the post body.
Using the above principles of template tags, we can formulate our changes as follows:

Tuesday, 26 March 2013

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