As a savvy consumer, you likely love to hear about offers for 2 for the price of 1, of something that you buy frequently. That's a great deal, normally.
It's not for blog posts, though.
When you start to see double in your blog, chances are that you duplicated the Blog Posts entry in the template. It's not hard to fix, fortunately.
Edit the blog template, using the dashboard Template - "Edit HTML" wizard. Do not expand or unfold any widgets.
If you unfold either 'Blog1' or 'Blog2', you will have to find the end of the unfolded gadget section, which could be hundreds of lines later. If you delete 1 too many, or 1 too few, unfolded lines, you will get a syntax error.
Look for two lines, in the Body of the template, which may or may not be immediately next to each other in sequence:
Save the change. You will get a stern warning when you save, demanding that you confirm that you really want to delete "Blog2". Obviously, you do. And don't forget to clear browser cache, and restart the browser, to reliably test your change.
Remember to save a copy of the template, before and after doing this.
And now, since you're here, and if you just removed a duplicate post template from your blog, help me to help others, and think why you're here.
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It's not for blog posts, though.
When you start to see double in your blog, chances are that you duplicated the Blog Posts entry in the template. It's not hard to fix, fortunately.
Edit the blog template, using the dashboard Template - "Edit HTML" wizard. Do not expand or unfold any widgets.
If you unfold either 'Blog1' or 'Blog2', you will have to find the end of the unfolded gadget section, which could be hundreds of lines later. If you delete 1 too many, or 1 too few, unfolded lines, you will get a syntax error.
Error parsing XML: ... The element type "b:section" ...Deleting just one line (see below) is way easier, believe me.
Look for two lines, in the Body of the template, which may or may not be immediately next to each other in sequence:
<b:widget id='Blog1' locked='true' title='Blog Posts' type='Blog'/> ... <b:widget id='Blog2' locked='true' title='Blog Posts' type='Blog'/>Remove:
<b:widget id='Blog2' locked='true' title='Blog Posts' type='Blog'/>Leaving:
<b:widget id='Blog1' locked='true' title='Blog Posts' type='Blog'/>
Save the change. You will get a stern warning when you save, demanding that you confirm that you really want to delete "Blog2". Obviously, you do. And don't forget to clear browser cache, and restart the browser, to reliably test your change.
Remember to save a copy of the template, before and after doing this.
And now, since you're here, and if you just removed a duplicate post template from your blog, help me to help others, and think why you're here.
- What changes have you made, to the blog?
- What accessories have you installed?
- Any templates - Blogger or third party? - installed?
- Any changes between classic and layout templates?
- What Blogger features / wizards do you use?
- Draft Blogger?
- New, or Old, Post Editor?
- What third party services have you ever allowed to access the blog directly, to install something?
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Comments
so,is there any other method i can solve duplicate post..?
please do email me if u do have..
This is a problem which, if you can't solve it immediately from here, must be solved from Blogger Help Forum: Something Is Broken - where we can diagnose interactively.
A problem like this you really must report in BHF: Something Is Broken. There's no other way to handle it!
finally i manage t solve my whole lofe blog problem! haha
but I deleted it anyway, and all worked well.
Tanks a lot for your help.
I have this :
and there is other widget I'd like to remove but it doesn't work ... and blogger team doesn't answer me ...
Were you using the Classic, or the New, Blogger GUI?
http://blogging.nitecruzr.net/2012/05/new-blogger-gui-is-still-not-ready-for.html
Thanks for the reminder. Actually I do have posts discussing most of the terms - the problem involves linking to the posts, or making their content visible more easily.
It's not easy keeping up with Blogger, and their terminology either. What do you think a "facepile" is?
Thanks for the comment. Until Blogger Engineering fixes this problem, you have to stop using Preview immediately before Publishing a comment.
Preview if you wish - just copy then paste the composed comment, into a new tab / window, before Publishing.
http://blogging.nitecruzr.net/2017/01/comment-publishing-preview-and-error-400.html