
How can I change my blogger template?I have been blogging pretty happily at Blogger.com for a while, but now I have decided it's time for a bit of a facelift, and I've heard that Blogger just added a bunch of new templates. Nice! How do I get to the template setting and change my appearance? Blogger actually has a pretty simple interface once you remember to pay attention to all of the different tabs on the screen. Let me show you how I change my template and you'll see how to do it on your own blogger account too. First, log in and get to your Dashboard. It'll look like this: ![]() Click on the little machine wheel / cog icon (it's under "CHANGE SETTINGS") on the blog you'd like to change. The top of the subsequent screen will have the following set of tabs: ![]() Click on "Template", and you'll see three options: Edit current, AdSense and Pick new. You want the third of these options (though the other two are worth checking out at some point too!): ![]() There are lots of templates here: scroll down and see all your choices before you make a decision on what you'd like to use. I dug around and decided that Scribe was a good choice, so I clicked on "Use This Template" immediately below it: ![]() You then get a warning: ![]() I'm okay with this as I haven't made any changes to my existing template, so I click "OK" and my settings are successfully changed: ![]() Almost done. Just click on "Republish" and watch the pretty spinning icon: ![]() Before you know it, your weblog and all its individual pages will be magically rebuilt and your whole blog will look totally different!
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