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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 Use Cookies in Javascript

Whenever we visit a website, cookies may be stored to retain information about our browsing activities. For instance, when we log in to a webpage using a username and password, a cookie is typically generated on our computer after successful authentication. One notable example is Google's popular website. This search engine allows users to specify the number of search results they prefer to see on each page. Through the use of a cookie, this preference remains unchanged on individual computers, even after restarting multiple sessions. However, it is advisable to occasionally delete cookies because although some expire and are automatically deleted after a certain period, others may persist indefinitely. How to Use Cookies in Javascript Cookies can be manipulated with JavaScript, often employed in various tricks for bloggers. Unfortunately, cookies have gained a negative reputation due to potential misuse. Some websites may store and analyze users' browsing patterns without thei