Blogger
Since that is taking valuable real estate plus the fact the the Blogger TOS (Terms of Service) did not specify that one must have it for the blog, I have decided to hide the navbar.
There are various ways to do that, not all of them effective. I have found that the hack by Aditya to be effective.
Aditya's hack is simple. Here is my interpretation of his hack: Go to LAYOUT > EDIT HTML to open the template editor. Look for
/* By Aditya http://the-lastword.blogspot.com/
----------------------------------------------- */
div.navbar {
opacity:0.0;
display:none;
}
I found this post "Effect of custom domain conversion on traffic and PageRank" Actually i don't want to post in this blog but it's very interesting to me about how to get more traffic & increased the page-rank in Google .. Read this More interesting & helping your blog..
As you know, Blogger has introduced custom domain whereby you can register your own domain name
to credit to the editor please click this Effect of custom domain conversion on traffic and PageRank
Any blogger who recently have tried to add or edit a gadget (page element) which did not have a title for the gadget must have come across this problem - the gadget cannot be saved without a title.
One way to solve the problem is of course to give them what they want - a title for the gadget. But then many don't want that, so how?
There is a simple solution, a trick if you may, to this problem. Put the HTML comment tag
into the box (field) for the title. Such HTML comment tag will not be displayed in any browser.
Further, if you wish you can put some texts between the comment tag, it too will not be displayed
SOURCE [ http://www.bloggertipsandtricks.com/2010/06/required-field-must-not-be-blank.html]
