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Add a forum on your Blogger blog with Nabble

Add a forum on your Blogger blog with Nabble: A forum serves as a platform where individuals can engage in discussions and exchange ideas on various trending subjects. It allows users to introduce topics of interest and receive comments and diverse suggestions from others. With a substantial user base, you can regularly post questions for visitors to answer, effectively transforming your forum into an extensive Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section. Forums create an open and social environment for your visitors to freely express their valuable thoughts and share ideas from fellow participants. In this concise guide, I will outline easy steps to incorporate a forum into your Blogger or Blogspot blog. Let's begin this tutorial! How to Create a Forum With Nabble To implement a forum we will use Nabble, in my opinion, one of the best free options. We go to Nabble page and there, we will create an account (keep in mind that this account will be the moderator of the forum). And once w

Add Numbered Page Navigation Widget for Blogger

To configure the number of posts displayed per page in Blogger, follow these steps: Go to the Settings menu and click on "Posts and comments." Look for the option labeled "Show at most ? posts" and specify the desired number of posts to be displayed. Once the total number of posts in your blog exceeds this limit, you will notice "Older Posts" and "Newer Posts" navigation links appearing in the footer of your homepage and archive pages. This is because Blogger doesn't provide built-in page numbering functionality. However, incorporating page numbers instead of the "Older Posts" and "Newer Posts" links can enhance navigation for your blog visitors. It allows them to quickly jump from one page to another or directly access a specific page while also providing an indication of the total number of published posts. To implement numbered page navigation using JavaScript on a Blogger/blogspot blog, you can refer to the tutorial pr

Showing Blogger Posts in Grid View with Thumbnails

Blogger Posts in Grid View with Thumbnails Grid View with Thumbnails is a script designed specifically for self-hosted Blogger blogs. Its purpose is to present blog posts in a visually appealing manner by showcasing them as a grid of thumbnail images on the homepage and archive pages. This script offers an alternative to the traditional approach of displaying full-length posts with large images, which often leads to excessive scrolling and takes up a significant amount of space on the page. With Grid View with Thumbnails, bloggers can create a clean and organized layout that showcases a gallery grid of post thumbnails accompanied by their respective titles. By clicking on a thumbnail, visitors are directed to the source post associated with that specific image. To get a better sense of how this script works, you can explore a demo blog provided in this. If you run a wallpaper or photo blog and want to enhance its visual appeal with a thumbnail grid layout, Grid View with Thumbnails is

How to Add CSS code To Blogger using Template Designer

If you encounter difficulties when adding CSS codes to a Blogger template, here's a convenient and quick alternative method to incorporate CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) that simplifies blog customization. Some readers have expressed their struggle in locating the  ]]></b:skin>  tag while attempting to add CSS codes for installing specific features in Blogger. To address this issue, I have created a brief tutorial to present an alternative way of adding CSS without accessing the Blogger HTML editor. Adding CSS via the Blogger Template Designer Step 1. Log in to your Blogger account and select the desired blog for customization. Step 2. From the Blogger dashboard, choose " Template " and click on the " Customize " button. Step 3. Click on the " Advanced " tab. Step 4. Inside the " Add CSS " tab, locate the designated field on the right side (you may need to scroll down the options list) and insert your CSS code. Feel free to apply

Add a Custom jQuery Lightbox in WordPress and Blogger

That sounds like a great tutorial! Replacing the default lightbox in Blogger with a jQuery Lightbox plugin can definitely enhance the way images are displayed on your blog. jQuery Lightbox plugins offer a more interactive and visually appealing experience for viewers. To begin, here's a step-by-step guide on how to replace the default lightbox in Blogger with a jQuery Lightbox plugin: Step 1: Choose a jQuery Lightbox Plugin There are several popular jQuery Lightbox plugins available, such as Colorbox, FancyBox, or Lightbox2. You can choose any of these plugins based on your preferences and requirements. Step 2: Obtain the Plugin Files Download the necessary files for the chosen jQuery Lightbox plugin. Usually, the plugin will provide a CSS file, a JavaScript file, and possibly some image files. Make sure to keep these files organized in a directory. Step 3: Upload the Plugin Files Access your Blogger dashboard and navigate to the "Theme" section. Choose "Edit HTML&qu