Many thanks to The Lost Nomad and A Arte da Fuga for the sudden slew of visits to this humble blog.
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Thursday, March 23, 2006
gracias, merci, danke (redux)
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I'll join the Nomad in complementing your new banner.
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'm jealous that you have a banner. Although I have not used your tutorial on photoshopping light-sabers, I feel comforted that I know it's available to me. Is there any chance of a tutorial on how to put a banner on a blogspot blog? Or even a link or short explanation of how?
Thanks, whatever the response.
Brian,
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment.
If you hover your mouse over the main text of my blog, then hit right-click, then select the "View Source" option (or, in Korean, "soh-seu bo-gi"), you'll see a window showing you my template's HTML. Scroll down a short way from the top of the HTML, and you'll find the HTML tag containing my banner.
Sticking a banner on your blog is pretty much like sticking a picture in the main text of your blog. It's simply a matter of poring over the HTML in your own template to figure out where, exactly, the banner/header-related HTML is.
When I originally rooted around my own Blogger template, there was a lot of trial and error before I finally figured out where to stick the HTML. I had to use the "Preview" function quite a few times before I got it right.
Other, more complex alterations (such as the addition of the sidebar, which was not part of the original template) were coded by an HTML-savvy friend of mine.
Hope this helps,
Kevin