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I have never used Blogger for any of my blogs because, well, I don't like it. One of the things I like the least about it is the ugly navbar that is displayed over the top of the blogs.
I always wondered if there was a way to remove the Blogger navbar but didn't think too much about it until I stumbled across Kumiko's Cash Quest. I noticed she is using Blogger but didn't have the Blogger navbar anywhere in sight. After a bit of research (and emailing her, heh) I was directed to her {DEAD LINK!} post where she is kind enough to provide the instructions. She also tells you how to make a 3-column template as well as add a picture to the header.
Regarding removing the navbar Kumiko has this to say:
[quote]Note: Removing the Navbar is possibly against the Blogger Terms of Service. On their site, they state that the Navbar may be removed for those publishing via FTP to their own server. They do not explicitly state that other users can not do it too. Furthermore, the fact that they allow you to edit the HTML of your blog gives the impression that you can display your blog as you wish. But there is no definitive answer. You’ve been warned![/quote]
If you want to give it a whirl yourself, here is the code that is to be placed directly above the #header-wrapper line in the "Edit HTML" section of your blog template:
#navbar-iframe {
height: 0px;
visibility: hidden;
display: none;
}
If you're interested in making money online you might want to drop by Kumiko's Cash Quest and read some of her other articles. Her series runnng now is the "Top 5 Countdown of Essential Sites". These are 5 sites that new bloggers should visit in order to maximize their chances for making money online. I've read the first 4 and now I'm waiting to see which site is number 1 on her list. I know which one it isn't! (mine, hehe)
