January 10, 2005
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4 comments:
Your problem has been fixed by Bob the fixer
I may be able to help you through e-mail at jim102670@yahoo.com. Or maybe not. I destroyed my blog last night trying to improve it, but at least now I'm a lot more familiar with the template commands.
The blogger instructions are here:http://help.blogger.com/bin/answer.py?answer=110&query=edit%20template&topic=0&type=f.
I pasted mine near the bottom of my template, after the profile commands and before the previous posts commands. Then you can replace the first "edit me" with your link address and the second "edit me" with the name of the site.
Gotcha - I'll get it working. But if you think about it, the next gen of blog can't request that the user work code - perhaps we should think about what that next gen is and invent it ourselves. What do you think of podcasting?
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