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This guide explains how to create and customize Blogger templates. It covers the basic structure of a template, including sections and widgets. It is useful for anyone who wants to create a custom Blogger template.
What's inside
- Introduction to Blogger templates
- Basic structure of a Blogger template
- Creating sections in a Blogger template
- Creating widgets in a Blogger template
- Handling includable and include tags
Who it is for: For anyone who wants to learn how to create and customize Blogger templates. (General)
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Summary
Blog templates on Blogger.com can be hard to work with. This guide explains how to create and customise them. A student learns how to build and style their own blog template.
History of the project
Many bloggers are unhappy with their template. They try third-party templates but still struggle. This guide aims to help them understand and create their own.
Template sections
A Blogger template has five sections. These are header, main bar, sidebar, foot bar and footer. Each section can contain widgets and be styled with CSS.
Template core
The core of a Blogger template includes certain tags. These tags are essential for the template to work properly. The core also includes a link to the CSS file.
Creating sections and widgets
Sections and widgets are crucial for a blog's layout. This part explains how to create them and use section tags. It also covers the include tag.
Key terms
- Widgets
- Small tools or content boxes that can be added to a blog template.
- Section tags
- HTML tags used to define different sections of a Blogger template.
- Include tag
- A tag that allows content to be repeated in different places in a template.
- CSS
- Cascading Style Sheets, used to style and layout web pages.
- Template core
- The essential parts of a Blogger template that make it function.
- Page Elements
- The design area in Blogger where widgets and sections are added and arranged.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you start creating a Blogger template?
- What are the main parts of a Blogger template?
- How do you add and style widgets in a Blogger template?
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