This just in: Blogger has added HTML editing capabilities to the new Blogger interface! That's right! Previously we had posted a "tutorial" on how to temporarily access the old HTML editor since the new interface did not contain this feature, however, Blogger's new new interface does include the HTML editor. No more hackish methods necessary. 
The HTML editor can be easily accessed via the "Templates" category in the new new interface. Located at the bottom of the Templates page, is a link reading "Edit HTML." By clicking on this link, your template HTML is made available. As in the "old" interface, a check box is provided to "Expand Widget Templates."
Above is a screen capture of this area within the new Blogger. I knew Blogger wouldn't let us down!
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4 comments:
Amazing to see just how far blogger has gone since my early years of using it, but wordpress is for me. I don't know if i could ever go back!
Hi Jared, yes there really is no comparing the two... WP is good for so many reasons. I am just a die hard Blogger enthusiast! Thanks for stopping by!
This is such good news! I was running on a high speed wobble last night, trying to upload a template right before taking my son to a movie, lol.
I still got the error you describe in your previous post and was planning on doing the fixeroo today. Didn't take the time to look and see if the html editor worked. I temporarily went back to the non "draft" blogger just to get things done a.s.a.p.
Going to check things out with the new blogger today!
Thanks for keeping us up to date.
It is good news. I have got to hand it to Blogger. They've done well with the new interface.
Thanks for all your help with the facebook share thingy. I have tried a few different styles of them on different blogs, and I am understanding the error. None of them will 'hold' a count, and in many situations (not all) they will show an incorrect description.
I am currently going through my posts at Nymphont one by one and fine tuning them. Not changing the contents of course but fixing anything that might be draining, and any old Blogger added code. (Who doesnt define height and width dimensions the tried and true way but only with an inline style? Not I. XD)
It's tedious but it feels totally awesome. Needless to say, I havent had much time to work on the facebook share thingy myself. And GlitterBurned has been overdue an update, that I will get to with a fresh crop of nine new sites here shortly.
Thanks for all your help. Keep on kicken arse like you do. :)
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