How To Make Your Dofollow Blogger Look Like A Regular Webpage

This is needed sometimes. Sometimes you just don't want people to be distracted by all the bells and whistles a blog offers. You just want people to follow a single line of thought, such as one toward a purchasing decision!

You can remove just about all bells and whistles from blogger using Settings/Layout. I'll collect here directions for couple of remaining things you can do through Layout/Edit Html.

First, remove blogger navbar. Credit goes to http://blogger-templates.blogspot.com/2005/01/remove-navbar.html

1. On your Dashboard, select Layout. This will take you to the Template tab. Click Edit HTML. Under the Edit Template section you will see you blog's HTML.
2. paste the CSS definition in the top of the template code:

          Right after Blogger Template Style Comment include this code:

#navbar-iframe {
       display: none !important;
    }

By the way, in case you were wondering, according to sources, Blogger/Google doesn't mind and also doesn't encourage removing the navbar.

Second, remove the subscribe to post atom links! Credit goes to http://www.anshuldudeja.com/2008/09/remove-subscribe-to-post-atoms.html
1. Go to dashboard/ template/ edit HTML
2. Click the 'Expand Widgets Templates' box
3. Replace:

<b:include name='feedLinks'/>

with

<!--b:include name='feedLinks'/-->

The final result is like this, a completely webpage-like blogger:

http://internettradingbeginners.blogspot.com/

 

Next Thing To Do is Add Recent Comments To the Blog

Your blogger is dofollow, right? Comments are the liveliness of your blog, right? So reward the commenters by publishing their comment excerpts on the side. Go Customize/Layout/Add a Gadget/Featured/Recent Comments. Hit the plus button. Position the gadget where you want it. Done.

If you don't have any comments yet, make some up. Ask your friends to comment, or comment yourself.

The new commenters will love to see their names on top/side of the blog.