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Google Apps Hacks
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Google Apps Hacks

by Philipp Lenssen
April 2008
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
15h 52m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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The Google Groups thread options menu
To save your amended template, hit the Save Template button. You can now check the result by
viewing your blog. If there’s no navigation bar in sight, your hack was successful.
If there still is a navigation bar showing, perhaps Google has since adjusted the way their page design displays
the navigation bar. If so, you may need to read the HTML source of your blog’s page and adjust your stylesheet
instructions accordingly.
The Blogger navigation bar is also disabled when using FTP to transfer the blog pages to your own domain,
because the navigation bar includes many elements that work only in the context of a Blogger-hosted blog.
However, FTP publishing—see Settings
Publishing—comes with its own set of side effects, so a move should
be carefully planned. Note that in order to switch to FTP uploading, your blog must be public and use a classic
template. (You can set your blog to be public via Settings
Permissions, and you can set your template to
classic at the Template
Edit HTML tab.)
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When you contribute a post to Google Groups, there may be a
delay before it appears. Furthermore, responses to the post may
trickle in hours, days, or weeks later. How do you know when that
happens? And what if a particular thread in your own group is so ...
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