Blogger has now launched a new Template Designer along with 15 new default templates. All of these templates are highly customizable Each of them comes with different layouts and you can modify and redesign your template without much knowledge of CSS and HTML
How To switch to a new Template and use the Template Designer
1.Login to Http://Draft.Blogger.Com
2. Click on the Layout Tab and you will find a new Template Designer Tab there
3. Click that and you will be taken to the new Template Designer.
4. There you will find 15 new templates to choose from . You can see the Live Preview there.
5. The Template designer comes with a cool set of customizers.There are plenty of images to choose from. You can change the layout(1 column, 2 column etc) and you can change almost everything on the template.
You can adjust the Width of the Columns by using simple Sliders and adjust the colours fonts etc.
So just try it out. you are gonna love it..
Hope to see more and more templates being coded in such a way that they can be edited using the designer..
Template designer gives freedom to bloggers to create templates of their own design, is very good and I'll try it.
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finally we've got it!! new designing opportunities =)
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ReplyDeleteI discovered this new feature today and it is outstanding! The best thing to happen with Blogger.
ReplyDeleteWow! looks like cool stuff. Let's try it.
ReplyDeletelovely ..thanks for designs...i'll try it..
ReplyDeleteI will try this as early as possible.
ReplyDeletetrue...blogger template designer has made customizations so easy
ReplyDeletei found that the "window" form doesn't allow you to see the background all the way down the entire blog, but instead just the frist page. why is that? can it be fixed?
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ReplyDeletehow come the design template is not appearing on my blogger's list of options?
ReplyDeleteAccording to Blogger, as of 1/21/10, Blogger Draft is disabled. Drag.
ReplyDeleteI am on it all ready, I have been waiting for something like this for long time
ReplyDeleteAneesh,
ReplyDeleteI want to change template to my old blog (3 years completed),if i change template with Template Designer can i loose any data .
@Quality - Changing The template wont affect the posts or comments present on your blog. But as expected, you will loose your old template and any customizations that you had made to the template.
ReplyDeleteAneesh,
ReplyDeleteThanks for fast response .
It's very useful !
ReplyDeletethanks for the info
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ReplyDeleteI was in talks with a designer to build me a new blog to my exact specifications but instead, with the new tools, I got exactly what I wanted with 5 minutes of brainless clicking. Thank you, Blogger!
ReplyDelete@Quality - if you need to adjust the width and other settings, then you will have to switch to a new template(from the 15 provided by blogger)
ReplyDeleteAneesh, any way to make the width of a blog in the new template design wider than the 1000px currently on offer? Cheers for any advice.
ReplyDeleteI nee to switch back I need the freedoon do resize my pictures how do I switch back please help
ReplyDeletethank u
ReplyDeleteI like it .. :D
ReplyDeleteWhy can I have the tools like you have right now? Do I have to publish by a domain? Is there anything I can do about it?
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'm lucky, it doesn't show on my Layout options. I know I tried to change the template a month ago and it screwed everything up. I was really worried I couldn't get it back, but finally did.
ReplyDeleteWarren said...
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'm lucky, it doesn't show on my Layout options. I know I tried to change the template a month ago and it screwed everything up. I was really worried I couldn't get it back, but finally did
I've tried this on a test blog and using the template designer erases any custom code you've added to the main HTML code(Google Analytics, custom widgets).
ReplyDeleteIs there a way to preserve my custom code and get the new layouts at the same time? Or do I need to add them manually?
@Catastrophic - yes you will loose any mods done by you and so you will have to add them manually :). Hope that issues like these will get fixed when the designer comes out of Draft.
ReplyDeleteso nice template can i make
ReplyDeletethis is what iam looking for..thanks blogger.
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Many Thanks!!
Awesome! Thank you!
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thanq so much.........
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I don't see the Template Designer on my blog. This is what I see: http://prntscr.com/az50
ReplyDeleteAny ideas why I don't see the Template Designer link or button?
cool
ReplyDeleteWith this new template designer how can I add my own background image. Is there a tutorial for that?
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ReplyDeleteNice ~ just as i always wanted ~
ReplyDeleteThx for this information!
ReplyDeleteLove the pink layout :)
ReplyDeleteNice post.
ReplyDeleteThe template designer is not available for my template :(
ReplyDeletei'm getting this error when I tried changing colors for my font and backgrounds. I think it might have to do with me manually tweaking the HTML before. anyway, here's what i see on the error page:
ReplyDeletevery nice post help the people thank you
ReplyDeleteWhen I upload a new background design it's not large enough and I need to tile it, but then get the lines showing. Can you tell me how to upload an image without tiling it?
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