If your Archive list is not seen in the sidebar, check the page elements in the Layout page and see if it has been deactivated. If not turned on, you should add it. Look carefully at its settings, then save them.
END.
Showing posts with label settings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label settings. Show all posts
Monday, October 29, 2007
Having Your Titles Show In Archive
If you want your Archive to show your own post titles (as opposed to all dates), set your "Configure Blog Archive" page element like this screenshot. Make sure that "Hierarchy" and "Show Post Titles" are both marked.
[click image to enlarge]
If your Archive list is not seen in the sidebar, check the page elements in the Layout page and see if it has been deactivated. If not turned on, you should add it. Look carefully at its settings, then save them.
END.
If your Archive list is not seen in the sidebar, check the page elements in the Layout page and see if it has been deactivated. If not turned on, you should add it. Look carefully at its settings, then save them.
END.
Having Your Titles Show In Archive
If you want your Archive to show your own post titles (as opposed to all dates), set your "Configure Blog Archive" page element like this screenshot. Make sure that "Hierarchy" and "Show Post Titles" are both marked.
[click image to enlarge]
If your Archive list is not seen in the sidebar, check the page elements in the Layout page and see if it has been deactivated. If not turned on, you should add it. Look carefully at its settings, then save them.
END.
If your Archive list is not seen in the sidebar, check the page elements in the Layout page and see if it has been deactivated. If not turned on, you should add it. Look carefully at its settings, then save them.
END.
Monday, January 15, 2007
Language Settings
| Dashboard Number One |
|---|
1. click on Settings 2. click on Formatting 3. go down the page 6 boxes to find Language 4. to the right of Language click the box and you'll see a long list of languages on the drop-down menu. 5. Don't forget to Save Settings at page bottom. |
| An identical, but alternate, option |
|---|
| On your Dashboard under your Profile Photo, you'll see the following: 1. Edit Profile 2. My Account 3. Change Language Click #1 of the three items and go all the way to the small print at the bottom of the page. Click "Language" and you'll find the same dropdown menu as the one in Settings. Why have it in two places? I have no idea!!! |
END.
Language Settings
| Dashboard Number One |
|---|
1. click on Settings 2. click on Formatting 3. go down the page 6 boxes to find Language 4. to the right of Language click the box and you'll see a long list of languages on the drop-down menu. 5. Don't forget to Save Settings at page bottom. |
| An identical, but alternate, option |
|---|
| On your Dashboard under your Profile Photo, you'll see the following: 1. Edit Profile 2. My Account 3. Change Language Click #1 of the three items and go all the way to the small print at the bottom of the page. Click "Language" and you'll find the same dropdown menu as the one in Settings. Why have it in two places? I have no idea!!! |
END.
Tuesday, January 9, 2007
Change Time-stamp Format of Comments
[This works for Old or New Blogger]
Next to your Template button, on the left, are your Settings. You can choose a time-stamp format (time, date, or time-date variations) for the comments from a list.
1. Click on Settings.
2. Click on Comments.
3. A little down the page you'll see Comments Timestamp Format.
4. Click the arrow out to the right and it'll show you a list to choose from.
5. Go to page bottom and Save Settings before you exit.
Next to your Template button, on the left, are your Settings. You can choose a time-stamp format (time, date, or time-date variations) for the comments from a list.
1. Click on Settings.
2. Click on Comments.
3. A little down the page you'll see Comments Timestamp Format.
4. Click the arrow out to the right and it'll show you a list to choose from.
5. Go to page bottom and Save Settings before you exit.
Change Time-stamp Format of Comments
[This works for Old or New Blogger]
Next to your Template button, on the left, are your Settings. You can choose a time-stamp format (time, date, or time-date variations) for the comments from a list.
1. Click on Settings.
2. Click on Comments.
3. A little down the page you'll see Comments Timestamp Format.
4. Click the arrow out to the right and it'll show you a list to choose from.
5. Go to page bottom and Save Settings before you exit.
Next to your Template button, on the left, are your Settings. You can choose a time-stamp format (time, date, or time-date variations) for the comments from a list.
1. Click on Settings.
2. Click on Comments.
3. A little down the page you'll see Comments Timestamp Format.
4. Click the arrow out to the right and it'll show you a list to choose from.
5. Go to page bottom and Save Settings before you exit.
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