How to remove default bar on Draft Template Designer?
It can also be done via this method. Navigate yourself through:
And then add this:
| #navbar-iframe {display: none !important;} |
Click "Apply to Blog" and you're done.
Credit: Comment by Bytexpert
P/S: Click here for the previous workable method.
15 comments:
Wow what a GREAT tip! And it's so simple! Your blog as been a great help to me :-)
This is great, thanks!
Would you happen to know if blogger has a problem with this or not? I can't get my blog to show up at all when I type the address into Google, even though I've done numerous SEO things.
Thanks again!
thetechtemple.blogspot.com
@WiseManWhite:
If it's a new blog, it take a few days for Google bots to index and list your blog onto its search engine. If not, try submitting your blog link to Google Webmaster.
May I introduce your post in my blog as korean language?
Of course, I will link and introduce your blog.
I think your blog is so useful for korean users
@korean blogger:
Yes sure you can. Thank you. =)
can't believe that worked. cheers!
superb
After removing the navibar.. I get this blank space on top...
Any idea how to "push up" the middle portion of my blog??
http://www.blog.pingerrain.com
@Pingerrain:
The template is originally like that. There is a way to "push up" the middle portion but you'll need some knowledge in HTML to do that.
Thanks for the tip! Couldn't get any easier!
Thanks a lot for this. I was so dreading removing and adding a bunch of html - it's totally tedious! So your quick and easy tip was a real lifesaver:)
Well done, and simple like cheese cake :)
thats pretty good.
Thank your post
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