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| - | ==Request Hacks==
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| - | Do you want a particular feature for your blog? Are you pretty sure that it is possible? Add a new section to this page describing your requirements in detail and linking to examples, or to the site that you'd like to edit. I can't promise that your need will be met, but I hope to guarantee that it will be seen by people who can help.
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| - | To help the community to understand what you're looking for, please include:
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| - | 1. A full description of the feature that you're looking for.
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| - | 2. An explanation of the purpose.
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| - | 3. A link to your blog, or to any other resources / examples that you want to use.
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| - | The more detail you are able to provide, the more likely it is that another user will be able to assist you.
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| - | ==Have The Last Word==
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| - | As a blogger, I welcome a large number of comments on my controversial posts. Being opinionated, I like to have the last word too. While I monitor discussions, keeping track of whether or not each post is "open" (ie I haven't had the final say) is difficult.
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| - | I'd like a tool that will provide me with a list of my posts that have comments where the last one wasn't written by me, along with the contents of the last comment and a link to the appropriate comment editing page for that post.
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| - | I imagine I could go to a page, enter a URL and my blogger name, then click a button. The results page would consist of a list of links and comments. Dates might be nice too. It wouldn't need to be integrated into my blog, be very stylish or even reliable, since it's just a tool I could check periodically when feeling bored.
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| - | It might have an option to show only posts where I have commented but I am ''not'' the last commenter. This would be handy for blogs that I don't own, but comment on frequently.
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| - | The building blocks for such a solution might include:
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| - | * "My comments blog" (HTML) via [[Comment Feed Using Another Blog]]
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| - | * "My comments feed" (RSS) via above
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| - | * [http://www.ts0.com/bloggercomments/ Thom's] [[Comment Feed using remote parser]]
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| - | * [http://www.anniyalogam.com/scripts/browser.php Ramani's] [[Archive Browser]]
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| - | * [http://anniyalogam.com/blog/2006/06/29/one-click-notification/ Ramani's] [[One-click Notification]]
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| - | Any takers?
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| - | -Greg.
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| - | ==Hide sidebar previous posts on some recent posts==
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| - | '''Description:'''
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| - | As I use the Blogger navigation in my sidebar myself a lot, so I have added the 'previous' Blogger template code to the main archive and both a 'previous' and 'recent'(using Social bookmarks javascript linkroll) section to item pages sidebars so I'm sure I can access all my posts easily.
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| - | '''Problem:'''
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| - | This works fine on old posts but on the first newer posts (item pages) they both show nearly the same links, so I would like to hide the 'recent' sidebar block, on say, the the first 3 new posts.
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| - | '''Link:'''
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| - | The [http://3spots.blogspot.com/ blog in question].
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| - | Any idea how I could do that?
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| - | Thanks, it's a great idea this wiki! [[User:Ycc2106|Ycc2106]] 07:04, 24 July 2006 (EDT)
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| - | [[Category:User Editable Pages]]
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| - | == Sending email notification to ALL contributors when a posting or a comment is added ==
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| - | '''Description'''
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| - | We are a team who uses a blog to submit ideas and propose solutions to each other.
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| - | '''The Problem'''
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| - | So far we have not yet found a suitable and easy way to get all the contributors in the blog notified when a posting or a comment is submitted.
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| - | We have looked at the settings and found that as regards postings it only allows the individual submitting a posting to receive notification and as regards comments, only the administrator to receive notification.
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| - | In both instances only one email address is allowed in the field.
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| - | '''A solution'''
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| - | Anybody with enough technical expertise [which we inthe blog do not have] could try and guide us towards a solution?
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| - | The blog in question is: http://edtf.blogspot.com
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| - | Thanks for your help.
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| - | Max
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| - | Max: May I suggest a comment feed? These are standard in Blogger beta, but there are plenty of versions that will work for regular blogger. One possible solution... use the blogger comment notification e-mail address to post new comments to a specially set-up google group, the have all of your team members join the group. They'll be able to get notice of the updates by e-mail, or use a feedreader to subscribe to the group's feed. See [http://blogfresh.blogspot.com/2005/12/another-comment-feed-hack.html Freshblog] for more info.
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| - | ==fixed blog index page (kind of a blog home page) ==
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| - | '''Description:'''
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| - | i'm trying to make a blog for my phd research and i want to make it like a webpage but with the perks of the blogger. so i'd like to have a fixed intro page with a description of my research and then use the labels to divide the blog into relevant areas similar to a webpage. right now i've added the tab label hack from hackosphere.
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| - | '''Problem:'''
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| - | i just need a simple way to have one post permanently displayed when someone loads the blog and then they can click on the labels/tabs to see the rest of the blog like a webpage.
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| - | '''Link:'''
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| - | The [http://mmwiseresearch.blogspot.com/ blog in question].
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| - | thanks
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| - | '''Solution'''
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| - | at least a possible solution.... Check out [http://blogfresh.blogspot.com/2006/08/expand-collapse-categories-with.html Caramuel's category hack]. This hack allows you to categorise your content, but also allows you to force the display of a given category when your main page loads.... So, put your intro / sticky post in its own category, then force that category to load as the default....
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| - | ==Author Comments==
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| - | '''Description'''
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| - | I want a way to make it so when I comment on my own posts, my comments appear with a different font color.
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| - | '''Link'''
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| - | Ramani of [http://www.hackosphere.blogspot.com/ Hackosphere] uses it on his blog. You can see it in action [http://hackosphere.blogspot.com/2006/09/tweak-your-label-tabs.html#comment-4855462521027722202 here.] I just don't know how to do it.
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| - | Author Comments Highlighting comes to us courtesy of Aditya at [http://the-lastword.blogspot.com/2006/02/author-comments-highlighting-hack.html The Last Word]. Enjoy.
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