New Features by Blogger In Draft

Blogger is advancing day by day and now there are many new features that are now available to Blogger in Draft.

Adding captions to Images in Blogger

Now you can add captions to your images without any extra codes and scripts. Just click on the image that you have uploaded, and click “Add caption”.

Add caption to Blogger

And write your caption just below your image.

Simple Blogger Tutorials
Simple Blogger Tutorials

All New Blogger Template Designer

Go to Layout and then to “Template Designer”. It is loaded with features.


Note: It is requested not to add any extra codes by editing the template from “Edit HTML” tab. Instead you can add “HTML/JavaScript” gadget and add your custom codes there. If you’re told that you have to add a script just before </body>, put the gadget at the bottom of your footer. It is so because when Blogger Team makes any improvement to the default versions, it does prevent your blog from getting those improvements.

Better Blogger Post Preview

Preview

Blogger tutorials preview

While posting a new post, click on the Preview button which will open in a new window (tab) where you will be able to see how your readers will see your posts when you hit publish along with your template designs.

You must remember Blogger In Draft is the beta version of Blogger.com. So try these features at your own risk.

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