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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

Introducing an impressive method to showcase Blogger posts! With the application of a Responsive CSS Timeline View featuring a captivating 3D effect, we can create a dynamic timeline-like structure for displaying the latest posts and their thumbnails. This technique incorporates stylish CSS effects to enhance the visual appeal. By clicking on the corresponding radio input, the post snippets/summaries expand, undergoing a change in style, size, and a captivating 3D rotation effect. The core structure of this timeline is implemented using an unordered list. To see a demonstration of this feature, please visit the following demo blog. Demo How to Add Responsive CSS Timeline View to Blogger Posts Step 1.  Go to the Blogger dashboard and navigate to the Template section. Then, click on the "Edit HTML" button: Step 2.  Within the code area, click anywhere and use the keyboard shortcut CTRL + F to open the search box: Step 3. Type or paste the following tag in the search box and hit

For those interested in HTML and CSS, let's explore the distinction between the margin and padding CSS properties. These properties allow us to create empty space between HTML elements, preventing them from appearing too close together. While both margin and padding serve similar purposes, each has its own unique characteristics. [ <h2>Padding</h2> ] The padding property determines the inner margins of an element. It defines the distance between the content of an element and its border. In other words, it controls the space inside the element. [ <h2>Margin</h2> ] On the other hand, the margin property is applied to the outside of an element. It affects the spacing between the element and other surrounding elements. To better understand the concept, take a look at the following illustration: As you can see, you have the option to define borders for each side of your HTML elements. Similarly, you can do the same with the margin and padding properties