3 Column Rounders
My first search for three column blogs was inspired by the Rounders template. I loved the Rounders layout, and I wanted a three column version. However, I looked all over the web and was unable to come up with any instructions for making a three column Rounders template. So, I switched over to Minima and learned all about pixels and margins. You, however, do not have to switch, because these instructions for adding a column to your Rounders template will have you up and running with a three column Rounders blog in no time at all.
These instructions are simple and easy, and you can do it if you don't know the first thing about HTML (which is perfect because I don't know anything about it either). Update (6/5/09): The problems with loading custom header and footer images problem have been fixed! You can now upload almost any custom image, and the header box will expand to fit your image. Thanks for bringing this to my attention! This post is now a better resource for all.
These instructions are for those using Blogger's new "Layout" version. I will add instructions for the Rounders "Classic" template shortly, as well as instructions for Rounders 2 and Rounders 4. Each version of Rounders is slightly different, so if you are not using "Rounders", you should look in the right sidebar for the specific version of Rounders that you are using, and click on on that link.
So let's get started adding a column to your Rounders template. First, open up Blogger and go into your Dashboard, then click on the "Layout" tab. Then go into the "Edit HTML" tab. You will see a bunch of html code - but don't worry you don't need to know anything about it. Just scroll down until you see this:
/* Page Structure
-----------------------------------------------
(Or, allow me to introduce your browser's control F (CTRL+F) command, you just type CTRL F and then type in /* Page Structure in the dialog box and click next)
Now, change the width of the "outer-wrapper" from 740 to 990:
#outer-wrapper {
width:740px;<-------change to 990
margin:0 auto;
text-align:$startSide;
font: $bodyFont;
}
Next, you'll need to add 12 pixel margins to your main column, so you will make a minor change in the margin line of the "main-wrap":
These instructions are simple and easy, and you can do it if you don't know the first thing about HTML (which is perfect because I don't know anything about it either). Update (6/5/09): The problems with loading custom header and footer images problem have been fixed! You can now upload almost any custom image, and the header box will expand to fit your image. Thanks for bringing this to my attention! This post is now a better resource for all.
These instructions are for those using Blogger's new "Layout" version. I will add instructions for the Rounders "Classic" template shortly, as well as instructions for Rounders 2 and Rounders 4. Each version of Rounders is slightly different, so if you are not using "Rounders", you should look in the right sidebar for the specific version of Rounders that you are using, and click on on that link.
So let's get started adding a column to your Rounders template. First, open up Blogger and go into your Dashboard, then click on the "Layout" tab. Then go into the "Edit HTML" tab. You will see a bunch of html code - but don't worry you don't need to know anything about it. Just scroll down until you see this:
/* Page Structure
-----------------------------------------------
(Or, allow me to introduce your browser's control F (CTRL+F) command, you just type CTRL F and then type in /* Page Structure in the dialog box and click next)
Now, change the width of the "outer-wrapper" from 740 to 990:
#outer-wrapper {
width:740px;<-------change to 990
margin:0 auto;
text-align:$startSide;
font: $bodyFont;
}
Next, you'll need to add 12 pixel margins to your main column, so you will make a minor change in the margin line of the "main-wrap":
#main-wrap1 {
width:485px;
float:left;
background:$mainBgColor url("http://www1.blogblog.com/rounders/corners_main_bot.gif") no-repeat $startSide bottom;
margin:15px 0 0 ;<-------change this to "12px 0 0 12px"
padding:0 0 10px;
color:$mainTextColor;
font-size:97%;
line-height:1.5em;
word-wrap: break-word; /* fix for long text breaking sidebar float in IE */
overflow: hidden; /* fix for long non-text content breaking IE sidebar float */
}
That piece of code should now look EXACTLY like this:
#outer-wrapper {
width:990px;
margin:0 auto;
text-align:$startSide;
font: $bodyFont;
}
#main-wrap1 {
width:485px;
float:left;
background:$mainBgColor url("http://www1.blogblog.com/rounders/corners_main_bot.gif") no-repeat $startSide bottom;
margin:12px 0 0 12px;
padding:0 0 10px;
color:$mainTextColor;
font-size:97%;
line-height:1.5em;
word-wrap: break-word; /* fix for long text breaking sidebar float in IE */
overflow: hidden; /* fix for long non-text content breaking IE sidebar float */
}
So far so good. Now, just after the "sidebarwrap" code block in the same section, paste in the following code (you can use "CTRL C" to copy it, and then "CTRL V" to paste it):
#left-sidebar-wrap {
width:240px;
float:left;
margin:15px 0 0;
font-size:97%;
line-height:1.5em;
word-wrap: break-word; /* fix for long text breaking sidebar float in IE */
overflow: hidden; /* fix for long non-text content breaking IE sidebar float */
}
#newsidebar h2 {
color: $postTitleColor;
border-bottom: 1px dotted $postTitleColor;
}
#newsidebarbottom h2 {
color: $postTitleColor;
border-bottom: 1px dotted $postTitleColor;
}
Now, we need to adjust the header and footer images. The reason why there are so few tutorials on three column rounders modifications is that it requires a little bit of knowledge to expand the rounders header image. This image uploads from Blogger's "blogblog" website, which means you need to not only increase the width of the image, but you also need to find someplace to host the new, expanded image. But don't worry, Three Column Blogger has done all this for you!
The first thing you need to do is locate the /* Blog Header section, it's one section below where you just pasted the new sidebar code. You will see two urls in the code, one url links to a file that helps create the top rounded part of the header image (corners_cap_top.gif), and the other url links to a file that helps create the bottom rounded portion of the header image (corners_cap_bot.gif). The code looks like this:
#header-wrapper {
background:$titleBgColor url("http://www2.blogblog.com/rounders/corners_cap_top.gif") no-repeat $startSide top;
margin-top:22px;
margin-$endSide:0;
margin-bottom:0;
margin-$startSide:0;
padding-top:8px;
padding-$endSide:0;
padding-bottom:0;
padding-$startSide:0;
color:$titleTextColor;
}
#header {
background:url("http://www.blogblog.com/rounders/corners_cap_bot.gif") no-repeat $startSide bottom;
padding:0 15px 8px;
}
Once you've located that code, you need to remove $titleBgcolor from the code. I have highlighted in red above so you can spot it more easily.
Next, the top header url needs to be replaced with this link:
http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq270/threecolumnblogger/
corners_cap_top.gif
And the bottom header url needs to be replaced with this link:
http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq270/threecolumnblogger/
corners_cap_bot.gif
Note, there should be NO break in the above code, it should be all one line with no spaces - I broke it up only for purposes of this tutorial (thanks Crispy!). So highlight and use CTRL C to copy the above links (one at a time), and then use CTRL V to paste each new link into the code block. When you do that, the new header code should look like this:
#header-wrapper {
background: url ("http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq270/threecolumnblogger/
corners_cap_top.gif") no-repeat $startSide top;
margin-top:22px;
margin-$endSide:0;
margin-bottom:0;
margin-$startSide:0;
padding-top:8px;
padding-$endSide:0;
padding-bottom:0;
padding-$startSide:0;
color:$titleTextColor;
}
#header {
background:url("http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq270/threecolumnblogger/
corners_cap_bot.gif") no-repeat $startSide bottom;
padding:0 15px 8px;
}
#header-wrapper {
background: url ("http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq270/threecolumnblogger/
corners_cap_top.gif") no-repeat $startSide top;
margin-top:22px;
margin-$endSide:0;
margin-bottom:0;
margin-$startSide:0;
padding-top:8px;
padding-$endSide:0;
padding-bottom:0;
padding-$startSide:0;
color:$titleTextColor;
}
#header {
background:url("http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq270/threecolumnblogger/
corners_cap_bot.gif") no-repeat $startSide bottom;
padding:0 15px 8px;
}
There is also a footer image that needs to be changed, but it's easy because the steps are the exact same as that for the header image, and it involves using the same new links. So scroll down to the /* Footer section and replace the existing links with the new ones. You will also need to remove $titleBgcolor from "#footer wrap 2", right after "background". When you finish, the code should look like this:
#footer-wrap1 {
clear:both;
margin:0 0 10px;
padding:15px 0 0;
}
#footer-wrap2 {
background: url("http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq270/threecolumnblogger/
corners_cap_top.gif") no-repeat $startSide top;
color:$titleTextColor;
}
#footer {
background:url("http://i454.photobucket.com/albums/qq270/threecolumnblogger/
corners_cap_bot.gif") no-repeat $startSide bottom;
padding:8px 15px;
}
#footer hr {display:none;}
#footer p {margin:0;}
#footer a {color:$titleTextColor;}
#footer .widget-content {
margin:0;
}
At this point, believe it or not, there is only one more step. This particular step is hard only because you need to make sure you paste the additional code in the right spot, and this next spot can be a hard place to identify (CTRL+F helps here a lot).
Anyway, in the same " */ Footer " section where you are now working, scroll down a little further until you see:
<div id='header-wrapper'>
Then, locate the the "main wrapper" id a few lines below it. It looks like this:
<div id='main-wrap1'><div id='main-wrap2'>
Now, just above the "main wrapper" id, copy (ctrl c) and paste (ctrl v) the following code EXACTLY as it appears below:
<div id='left-sidebar-wrap'>
<div id='sidebartop-wrap'><div id='sidebartop-wrap2'>
<b:section class='sidebar' id='newsidebar' preferred='yes'>
<b:widget id='BloggerButton1' locked='false' title='' type='BloggerButton'/>
</b:section>
</div></div>
<div id='sidebarbottom-wrap1'><div id='sidebarbottom-wrap2'>
<b:section class='sidebar' id='newsidebarbottom' preferred='yes'>
</b:section>
</div></div>
</div>
<div id='sidebartop-wrap'><div id='sidebartop-wrap2'>
<b:section class='sidebar' id='newsidebar' preferred='yes'>
<b:widget id='BloggerButton1' locked='false' title='' type='BloggerButton'/>
</b:section>
</div></div>
<div id='sidebarbottom-wrap1'><div id='sidebarbottom-wrap2'>
<b:section class='sidebar' id='newsidebarbottom' preferred='yes'>
</b:section>
</div></div>
</div>
Note: this will also insert a Blogger logo into your new left sidebar, but you can customize this however you'd like when you finish by using the Layout tab. *Note, if at the end of the tutorial when you save the template, you get a message that says "widget ID should be unique", you already have a Blogger logo loaded, and you will have to delete the original one. But don't worry, you can customize all of it when you're finished. when you If you get a message that For now, there's no need to worry about it, it's just a placeholder. So, after you do that, the newly modified section should now look like this:
<div id='header-wrapper'>
<div id='crosscol-wrapper' style='text-align:center'>
<b:section class='crosscol' id='crosscol' showaddelement='no'/>
</div>
<div id='left-sidebar-wrap'>
<div id='sidebartop-wrap'><div id='sidebartop-wrap2'>
<b:section class='sidebar' id='newsidebar' preferred='yes'>
<b:widget id='BloggerButton1' locked='false' title='' type='BloggerButton'/>
</b:section>
</div></div>
<div id='sidebarbottom-wrap1'><div id='sidebarbottom-wrap2'>
<b:section class='sidebar' id='newsidebarbottom' preferred='yes'/>
</b:section>
</div></div>
</div>
<div id='main-wrap1'><div id='main-wrap2'>
<div id='crosscol-wrapper' style='text-align:center'>
<b:section class='crosscol' id='crosscol' showaddelement='no'/>
</div>
<div id='left-sidebar-wrap'>
<div id='sidebartop-wrap'><div id='sidebartop-wrap2'>
<b:section class='sidebar' id='newsidebar' preferred='yes'>
<b:widget id='BloggerButton1' locked='false' title='' type='BloggerButton'/>
</b:section>
</div></div>
<div id='sidebarbottom-wrap1'><div id='sidebarbottom-wrap2'>
<b:section class='sidebar' id='newsidebarbottom' preferred='yes'/>
</b:section>
</div></div>
</div>
<div id='main-wrap1'><div id='main-wrap2'>
And you are a now master three column Rounders coder, because you're done! Hit preview to see your new three column Blogger layout, and then save the template if everything looks ok. Go into the "Layout" tab and add a google gadget, or a widget, of your choice.
If you do go into the Layout tab and notice that the right hand column has dropped to the bottom of the "Layout" page, it means you need to make a slight adjustment to the layout "wireframe editor", which is easy to do if you made it this far.
Go back into the html tab, and scroll or CTRL F down to the section that says:
/** Page structure tweaks for layout editor wireframe */
Then, replace the code directly under the "/** Page structure tweaks for layout editor wireframe */" line with the following code block:
body#layout #header-wrapper,
body#layout #outer-wrapper,
body#layout #footer-wrap1 {
width:840px;
}
body#layout #main-wrap1 {
width: 485px;margin-right:10px;
}
body#layout #sidebar-wrap,
body#layout #left-sidebar-wrap {
width:150px;
}
The resulting code should look like this:
/** Page structure tweaks for layout editor wireframe */
body#layout #header-wrapper,
body#layout #outer-wrapper,
body#layout #footer-wrap1 {
width:840px;
}
body#layout #main-wrap1 {
width: 485px;margin-right:10px;
}
body#layout #sidebar-wrap,
body#layout #left-sidebar-wrap {
width:150px;
}
]]></b:skin>
</head>
Best of luck with your blogging. I hope this post on creating a new three column Rounders template was helpful and that the new images were a big timesaver! If you found this helpful, links back to this post on three column rounders are always welcome. Please also note that these custom header images are hosted on photobucket - it would be safer for you to download them and host them on your own account - that way you have control over the images. Thanks!
Labels: 3 Column Blogs, Three Column Rounders

50 Comments:
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Thanks for this great tip. I've followed your instructions and have successfully created a third column using Rounders. However, I did run into one issue I can't solve.
In the Rounders theme, there is a dotted line that appears under the section titles on the sidebar widgets. So for each widget I have in my original sidebar, there's a dotted line under the title. But in my new sidebar on the left, there is no dotted line under the section titles.
I double checked that all my new code is inserted correctly. Do you have any thoughts on why the dotted lines aren't showing up in the new column? They are still there in the original column. Thanks!
Whew! I read your comment and spent a bit of time figuring out where I had led you wrong. It turns out that I mis-identified one of the sidebar section id's in the style commands. So the good news is that this is not only a much better tutorial due to your question (I corrected the error), but I also have an easy answer for you!
You simply need to paste this bit of code in underneath the "left-sidebar-wrap" code block that I had you insert:
#newsidebar h2 {
color: $postTitleColor;
border-bottom: 1px dotted $postTitleColor;
}
Please also review the instructions again, as they are now vastly improved. If you take the time to do that, you will have an identical left sidebar up and running in minutes! Thanks for the comment, I have also made the same changes to the Rounders 3 tutorial so those bloggers will be much better off too. Let me know if you have any additional trouble and thanks again.
Cheers!
Dear RW,
Thank you for such a wonderful tutorial. It was a great help, and I managed to get my 3-column Rounders.
What was strange is that I tested it twice - the first time, I need to do the last step of 'Page structure tweaks for layout editor wireframe' in order to get the Layout correct. However, the second time, the Layout was properly aligned without needing this step to be done.
Strange, but I'm very happy with whatever works!
Thanks again, you're great!
CPK, I'm glad you got your three columns. I have had the same thing happen to me with different versions of Rounders. I have chalked it up to the Google Gremlins. At least it can be fixed. Good luck with your blog!
Thanks for the fix for #newsidebar h2. The dotted line is showing up perfectly under the titles now. And thanks for posting these great tutorials -- very helpful!!
I tried several other peoples posts on how to do this, but yours is the only one that has worked! Thanks!
Thanks for the tuitorial. I am however having trouble doing it. I keep getting an error message: Blogger Button 1. widgit ID should be unique. First time I did it I had rounders template but used code for rounders 4. So changed template to R4 and used correct code. Got error message. Changed template to Rounders, used correct code but keep getting same error message. Have tried several times but no luck. Many thanks.
Hi again
I have deleted a slide Show, which I think was causing the problem. I have tried again, but my column appears across the top under the header. Any suggestions. Many thanks.
Maggie, you just happen to have the same widget in your blog that I used in the new sidebar. I will replace the widget in the tutorial with something more unique. As for your columns, it looks like you switched over to Minima. It sounded like you just put your new "sidebar div" in the wrong spot. Try it again with fresh eyes and a fresh helping of patience; if you do it carefully I think you'll get it! That unique widget id thing is a pain, I'm sorry you had that trouble; I will fix it.
Thanks, RW
Thanks RW, this post helped a LOT. I now have three columns on my blog, thanks!
Me again. I changed my template to rounders and then did exactly as per your instructions.....afraid I still ge the new column across the top. I'll leave it up till I hear again. Many thanks.
Tried again....changed templates to Minima and tried but no change. Deleted two HTML gadgets and treid again....no change. I have changed back to Rounders but when I go to the Layout tab I have two "Adda Gadget" boxes in sidebar.
Everything looks great thanks, except I wanted my header to stay black. It is now green. Is there anyway to change that?
You are great! I can't thank you enough for this! I've been lookign for days on how to create 3 columns in the rounders theme and you rocked it the first time I tried it!
So Simple!
Hi -- Love this, but for some reason, I can't get a distinct header (It's all just the green background color.) Did I make a mistake somewhere along the line? (www.atomicpodcasts.com)
Hi, I love your tutorial and had no problems at all EXCEPT I am having the same problem Erin is having...background is all green, where the header is.
I have added your site to my blogroll.
Hello All, as stated in my previous post, my dark blue header disappeared when I changed to the new 3 column template. I've got it back. It's all in the spacing. I'll put instructions on my blog later today or tonight after work.
Crispy
http://crispyquilts.blogspot.com/
Hello all again. My links to the pages I put on my blog lost their hrep codes for some reason. Anyway, everything is working if you want to try my solution to the disappearing header color.
I'm one of many who's comment section is broken...there is a quick fix that I did but not sure if it works. Anyway, please leave a comment if you use my print outs.
Thanks,
Crispy
I was able to get the three columns to work - thanks! - but, the footer shifted to the left, rather than being centered at the bottom and I lost the header as well. The text is still there and it is spread across the top but it lost the "rounders" look. Can you suggest what I did wrong? Thanks
Hi,
Thank you very much for your tips. Thank to you I am closer and closer to my aim: 3 columns blog.
But, as I am not an expert I still have some problems :(
So, I have 3 problems:
1- widgets do not work in sidebars. The appear but cannot work (ex: weather report, traffic etc)
2- In the left column, I have a white line.
3- Below header I have another grey line.
Hope I was clear enough. Thanks again and looking foward to receive your answer.
Bye
I am still having trouble. I've checked over and over and it looks like I did it as your tutorial suggested but the header no longer has a distinct background (with the rounded corners). The text is there but it just blends with the background. Same with the footer. I can't seem to crack it.
Thnks
Debbie, you are on no-reply for an e-mail response and all of your blogs are private so I can't see them. Come on over to my blog for further communication or send me your e-mail addy so that maybe I can help you out. Here is the link:
http://crispyquilts.blogspot.com/search/label/3%20Column%20%22Rounder%22%20Template
I will not be responding here any longer as it is not my blog and the owner evidentally doesn't check it. Though I truly appreciate the owner putting out this tutorial, it's not up to me to maintain it here.
Thanks to Crispy! Fixed my problem.
Thank you so much! This was very easy to understand and I know NOTHING about using code. Thank you again and again!
Katy
Thank you ! this was a great instruction!
Yeah yeah yeah. It worked. First I had the error message about botton1 (can not have two times button1) so I simply changed one button1 to button2 and voila..have three columns now. Thanks!
Thankyou for making this blog! very easy to understand and follow! I now have a pretty 3 columns- much nicer. Thanks again!
I used your instructions and they worked perfectly. I actually moved my 'left sidebar' to the center so my blogs show first. http://www.cobwebcornerblog.blogspot.com
Thank you for the easy to use instructions!
Crispy, thanks for your help with these comments on the header. I have updated the post with the help of your suggestions!
BTW, there are about 500 comments across this blog, and I try to respond to all. I hope you'll excuse if I miss a few. Some of these questions relate to third party templates that I am not familiar with. Still, I will try to help where I can!
Hi, i actually got the 3 columns, but the sidebars appear both on the left side, i want the new one on the left, the posts on the middle and the original one on the right, i messed around with the float command, but i didn“t find a way to center the main wrap, can you help me?
Problem solved, my mistake, i pasted the left bar div after the main wrap and not before as you indicated, sorry to bother you, and thanks for the code, it works fine.
Wow - I did it! Almost didn't believe my eyes when I checked the preview! Thanks a lot! (But I haven't figured out how to change the text color in the left sidebar, is there an explanation for this somewhere?)
Thank you so much for the tutorial. I got the 3 columns in place, however I am having a problem with the right side gadgets which all went to the bottom of the page. I did follow your instructions for fixing this and I am still having problems, on my layout page it shows that all of my gadgets are on the right, however when you view my blog they are all at the bottom still? Any ideas, I have no experience with blogger so this is a big challenge for me!
Thanks-www.chicksdigdeals.blogspot.com
Awesome...thank you! This is the first tutorial I've followed that has worked perfectly!
Thanks so much!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Just one problem, I don't have my header and footer images appearing anymore. I checked my work and can't see where I went wrong. Any idea?
Sarah
simplyfunstuff.blogspot.com
sarah.simplyfunstuff@gmail.com
Nevermind, I was able to correct with Crispy's comments. Thanks! Sarah
Hello! Thank you SO much for this tutorial. I am completely intimidated by working with code and know nothing about it, so this was very helpful.
I just had a question regarding expanding the header image - mine didn't quite seem to make it all the way across, and the right margin of the right sidebar has also cut-off some of the images that are in that area. Any suggestions as to what I did wrong? I am clueless and this is my first attempt at anything like this.
(blog URL is http://sundaysinparis.blogspot.com)
Thanks!
T.
great tutorial. it worked! super excited. went through the tutorial again and still can't figure out how to get the header to be a picture i download from one of my files. i upload a picture and it's not there when i view blog. do i need to delete the "photobucket URL" in the HTML section and replace it with a link to my website that has the picture? thanks in advance for your guidance.
Many thanks to RW for this wonderful and highly useful blog with easy to understand and follow instructions. I have been struggling couple of days from dawn till tusk to add third column in my (rounders) blog, using many others blogs for guidance without success so far.
Keep up your good and helpful job!
Again with little remarks and complements.
RW, seems to me you have made new wider header and footer images by stretching them out, but this isn't quite correct method as it also alters round corners stretching them out horizontally.
Right way do wider the header-footer elements is to add some additional length in middle of them. This is handily doable for example in MS Paint.
At first you should grab the right end of an image/element and drag it in desired extent. You can set Paint to show moves in pixels to hold keen eye on process.
Then should cut off one end of image with curve in it, and drag and place it precisely into new end of extended image. After this done, save it as .gif image.
Do use new images in blog you need to upload them place like Imageshack http://www.imageshack.us/ or Photobucker http://photobucket.com/ or even in Flickr http://www.flickr.com/ which I found to be very good place to host web-elements and images. Hereby I should mention one disadvantages of Photobucker. It doesn't allow to host wider elements than 1024 px, or more accurate to say, it scales down images to so called web sized dimensions which are in width max 1024 px.
As main wrap width 485 px with padding in it is insufficient to accommodate new wider (480 px) Youtube video windows, I made some new round corner main section (column) top and bottom images, rail image (all these width 545 px), and therefore as well wider header and footer elements (with width 1050 px) for my three column blog (see http://taavimiku.blogspot.com/ ). You are free to use my made round corner web-elements. You can find their links in my blog's code. Maybe even better to download them from there and host in new place where you can control them.
Hey, thanks much for this great tutorial. However, this is a quick note to let you know that attempting to access the images referenced in the code generates and "account inactive" error message. So I'll be holding off on implementing this change until I can find appropriate images. Thanks!
I am also receiving an "account inactive message" on my blog title. Any ideas what to do?
Thanks
Apparently it is the header that was made rounded with a graphic stored in photobucket. Now they say the account is inactive so I have the error message. Do you have any idea how I can fix this? Is there a new code for it or can I just get rid of the rounded corners on the header completely? I just have to get rid of the error message without messing up my blog. Thanks
Hi Debbie, this is shame to read that graphic images account become inactive. What I can suggest is to get new URL-s from some other place, from others blogs' code. Maybe You can use main. Please see my comment above. But suitability of others graphic elements depends of widths of Your blog's columns (main wrap) and header-footer. So my blog elements are quite wide.
To see and acquire others' blog graphic elements URL right-click on this blog text area and choose from menu "See webpage code" or something like similar. Code opens in separate window. Use Ctrl+F key-combination to find appropriate URL-s - for main text column usually helps "main-wrap" and for header-footer look for respective URL's. Replace in your blog's code elements URL's with suitable by layout (whether it Rounded, 1, 2, etc.) and width.
Thanks so much for this tutorial! I used it on my blog and provided a link so all my five (amazingly high number, right? Eh...) followers can use it :-)
Thanks so much. Works great. But...the right sidebar seems to be loading slowly now. Any fix for that? Thanks.
http://therapyworksheets.blogspot.com/
can someone please take a look at my code?
thesosbeestory.blogspot.com
I have changed my backgrounds and modified so much I am not even sure what my original template was. I am trying to get 3 columns. My posts being in the center and then a left and right side bar.
I can follow instructions pretty well in modifying my code but I have messed with mine so much it is hard to know where to start.
Greetings,
Thanks for the instructions. I'm having a bit of a problem with centering the head image, and also with some weird lines showing up around the header. Any ideas on what I could do to fix this? Any help would be appreciated.
The blog I'm workign on is at www.optimisticcurmudgeon.com
Thanks again.
nick@nickzaino.com
Nice guide!
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