Which method do you use to change the line spacing of your
blogger Blog?
Line spacing
constitute an important aspect so far as blogging is concern. It makes reading
easier and also keep you blog posts presentable.
The most common method is by using the Custom Cascading style sheets.(CSS).
There are several ways of adding a css
file to your HTML page. Ok I think you are saying Enough of this! Lets get into
the matter .
You can do this directly on your
blog by following the steps below:
1. Go to your Dashbord select Design
and Click on Edit HTML
Probaly you will find some text that looks disoredered. You must not be an
expert to do this.
Remove the fear in you and
2) Look out for the text that look
like the one below
post-body {
font-size:100 % ;
line-height: 1.5;
position left:
}
Please you dont need to copy
and paste.
Note that you can find all the
text above as single line of text. I
made that for clarity purpose. For
exmaple you can see something like this; post-body { font-size:100 % ; line-height: 1.5; position left:}
3. simple put the line spacing you wish to use for your blog by
editing the after the line-height
The one displayed above is 1.5
spacing. You can enter the spacing you wish
to use for your blog
4. After editing Click save . This will change the spacing of all the
present and future post of your blog.
Please let me know if this
worked well for you.
Nice tips :)
ReplyDeleteThank you
You are welcome Absarul.I hope to see you next time for more
Deletewhere the fuck is editing where is dashboard, how do I get paragraphs closer together, why not just be simple like fuckeing facebook
ReplyDeleteClick on the orange "B" at top left -> open your blog. Click on the far left icon in the toolbar -> select HTML. When finished editing, click on the same icon and switch back to "Compose view." The reason why even simple tasks are complicated today is because genuine logic has been replaced with Babylonianism, a pervasive force pressing all to follow chaos.
DeleteWhen I clicked the edit HTML a huge amount of coding came up. There were over like 3,000 lines of code. Is there a quicker way to look for the post-body thing then reading every line?
ReplyDeletepress ctrl+f then type whatever you want to search in search bar.
DeleteClick on the magnifying glass icon, type in text then press key. Search results will appear highlighted in yellow, if found.
DeleteI used the search feature in Blogger and found no "post-body" code. All of the online tutorials that I tried offer instructions that fail, so perhaps Blogger has changed the syntax to stop users from having control over their posts.
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