How to make blogspot look like a webpage
Make your blogspot page on blogger.com look like a webpage
This is how to use blogger.com to host your webpage and make it look
and feel like a webpage. Before you start, make sure to backup the
blog template in case you make a mistake and need to start over.
When you are done with these 5 easy steps, you too can have a blogspot webpage
on blogger.com. See our example:
Blogspot Blogger page look like webpage
Step 1 - Create a new blog: Choose a name and choose the first simple template.
(For this example, we made look-like-webpage.blogspot.com)
Step 2 - Remove Navbar: Go to Layout, click on edit under Navbar and
check Off to remove it.
Step 3 - Remove all the extras: Go to Template and choose edit HTML and
make the following changes:
Remove Powered by Blogger and title on pages by replacing:
]]>
with this:
#Attribution1 {display: none;} ]]>
Remove dotted line at the bottom by replacing:
border-top: $(footer.bevel) dashed #bbbbbb;
with this:
border-top: $(footer.bevel) #bbbbbb;
Remove Subscribe to: Posts (Atom) by removing the following line:
Remove home link at bottom, white space on top and left of page, and No Post message by
adding the following above the </head> tag:
Remove Header by replacing:
with this:
Remove post-footer by replacing:
.post-footer {
margin: 20px -2px 0;
padding: 5px 10px;
with this:
.post-footer {
display:none;
margin: 20px -2px 0;
padding: 5px 10px;
If you go to your blog now, all you should see is a completely white page.
Step 4 - Make a webpage: go to Pages and make a new page (don't forget to press publish).
After you do this, click on view page to get the URL.
We named the page blogger-webpage
and our URL is http://look-like-webpage.blogspot.com/p/blogger-webpage.html
Step 5 - Make your newly made webpage the default blogspot page by going back
to Template. Choose edit HTML and add the following after the <head> tag:
Replace "look-like-webpage" with the name of your blog, and replace "blogger-webpage" with the name
of your page name from step 4 above.
PS. You may want to also go into template and choose: "No, show desktop template on mobile devices" so your newly
made webpage shows up on mobile devices, too.
You are done. Good job!
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