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        Are you looking for a way to compile all of the pages on your webpage into one simple, yet elegant, menu bar? Lucky you, because I have brought you a very sweet Navigation Bar. Check out the code in the gray box below and try it for yourself on your webpage.

  Looking to give each of your Blogger posts a unique background image? You have come to the right place, all you need to do is check out the tutorial below, and if you have any questions feel free to ask in the comments. First of all, click here to see this in action on a different post. Step 1: Upload the image that you would like to appear as the unique blog background to the particular post. Make sure you make any tweaks to the HTML ('Edit HTML') of the image in the post editor so it appears to your liking. Step 2: Following the image upload into the post, click 'Edit HTML'. In the code for the image find the 'div class' title (default is titled 'separator'). Change the title to something unique and make note of the title. Step 3: Once you have entered all of the content to your blog post, whatever it may be, click the 'Publish Post' button. Make sure you remember, or have made note of, the title of the 'div class'. Step...

     Looking to imply CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) text decorations your webpage to give it a more personalized feel? Providing that you already know where and how to imply the code, you can use the following codes to assist you. If you don't have a clue where to start, try submitting a comment to this post, and I will attempt and see if I can help you out. A basic CSS code where a text decoration can be applied would look something like the following. text-decoration: command ; The decoration is applied by replacing the bold "command" text above with a command code. For example, if you replace the the bold text with "underline" the result would be the text the coding is applied to being underlined . Below you will find a list of simple tags to apply to the code above to create text decorations. Good luck and happy coding. Desired Effect CSS Code ...

     Do you want to personalize your Blogger hosted blog even more? Well lucky for ya', because in today's post I am going to go over my favorite 10 Blogger customization tools and hacks. 1. Remove the Blogger NavBar    This is one of the few things that I personally found annoying with Blogger. Thankfully I was able to locate an HTML code that removes the NavBar. Click here to read the step by step walkthrough for removing the Blogger NavBar. 2. Create HTML Navigation Bar with Images as Links   One of the things I learned to do with HTML last year was how to create a Navigation Bar with images as links. Now you can easily create a navigation bar for your Social Media links that ultimately makes your blog more attractive. Click here to learn how to your own HTML Navigation Bar with Images as Links. 3. Replace Blogger Favicon with Custom Favicon   to I found this one extremely cool. Now you can change your Favicon from the default Blogger logo ...