Being a blogger user we always shares a common concern that how we can
edit the coding of our template. If you are a web developer, who builds
new themes and templates for his clients or a tech-savvy blog owner who
desires to customize his template by tweaking HTML, CSS, or JavaScript
coding then there is good news for you. Few Hours ago, Blogger engineers
have officially released an improvement to the Blogger Template HTML
Editor. In this article, we will discuss what's new in blogger template
HTML Editor.
What is Blogger Template HTML Editor?
There are two types of Editors one is for writing posts and other is for
editing your template. Your site is build up with HTML that controls
the appearance of your site. The templates can be customized through
tweaking the coding present in the Editor. Following are the list of
improvements that are made to the Blogger Template HTML Editor allowing
you to edit your template with ease. You can access the editor by going
to the Blogger.com >> Your Site >> Templates >> Edit HTML.
Source Code with Line Numbering:
White editing or making changes in the editor you might face wired
errors like “Error parsing XML, line 297, column 3” here the line number
would assist you in finding the exact location of the error.
Previously, there were no lines numbering functionality. This is
precisely neat feature for web developers who develop templates for
their living.
Error Highlighting:
The new improvement also has error highlighting function that highlights
those tags which are causing the errors. For example, you forgot to
close the script tags properly and tried to preview the template so it
would highlight the <script> tag to let realize you that you
forgot to close the tags properly.
Syntax highlighter:
This feature would help you in understanding and writing new codes. With
syntax highlighting, you would see a colorful coding which would help
you to understand the infrastructure of your template. Different colored
div class, Id, and etc would assist you in writing meaningful coding.
“Jump to the Widget” Tool:
Perhaps the finest improvement made to the editor is the addition of
“Jump to the widget” tool that directly assists you to find out the
coding of a certain widget attached to your site. For example, locate
the “Blog1” widget quickly through the drop down menu located on this
tool.
Auto-Indentation:
White you are busy in writing the coding the auto-indention feature
automatically arrange the structure of your code in a systematic manner,
so there is no need to arrange the coding manually. Since, it will
automatically indent your codes while you are writing, so it would allow
you to write beautiful coding in a quick succession.
Code Folding:
This feature allows the user to selectively hide of show a section of a
code that is not currently in use. In other words, this allows the user
to cope those large sections of codes while viewing only those which are
currently in use. Using an arrow you can show or hide the widget
coding. For more details, see the following screenshot.
Some frequently asked Questions?
Where is Expand the Widget option?
Unfortunately, “Expand the Widget” option is terminated. However, we
have a new feature known as Format Template that does exactly the same
job. Therefore, in you are reading any old tutorials and can’t found
“expand the widget” box then without any second thoughts select the
“Format” button located in the HTML editor.
Is there any way to revert back to the Older Editor?
You might be in a dicey situation because blogger does not provide you
the flexibility to revert back to the older editor. Therefore, it would
be better for you to start practicing the latest HTML editor because it
is full of incredible features.
We hope this article would help you in understanding the new features of
the Blogger Template HTML Editor. With this new editor, web designers
can code comprehensive coding in just few minutes. Comparing the
previous and the current editor, we cannot stop ourselves from praising
the blogger engineers “Job well-done”. What are your thoughts about the
enhancement? If you have any suggestions, then do leave them in the
comment section below.
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