- Merge Blogs: Basically, I have 6 personal blogs on my Blogger dashboard. That's because I wanted categorization before Blogger Beta introduced labels. For a number of reasons, I want to merge my blogs into one. If there is a way to import all the posts from one blog into another, that would be an ideal solution. Please advise or create a hack to do this, thanks in advance. My blog is here at www.Shan.ca.tf
- Blogsend: No Linkback to Main Blog: I have a Blogger Blog that I've been updating since the Dawn of time, but my friends are all on LiveJournal. Using the Blogsend function, I'm able to update the LiveJournal without actually ever stepping foot on LJ, BUT the issue becomes that BlogSend automatically adds a footer with a linkback to the main Blog. I need to figure out a way to circumvent that, for privacy reasons on my main blog and to protect my guestbloggers. Any ideas? Thanks!!
- Pick up labels in adding to delicious (beta): I know there is a known hack to add capability to link to delicious from beta blogger posts. But right now it does not pick up labels of the post and create automatic tags for delicious bookmark. I know it should be not so difficult to include the tags for the delicious link. I am quite used to the current Greasemonkey method to tag my non-beta blog posts and am itching to move to the new beta, but this is one big roadblock for me. Any takers? http://usctrojan98.blogspot.com
- My feeds for Autodetection (beta): Is it possible to add my feedburner feed in the beta blog so that autodetection is done on the feedburner feed rather than the default Atom feed or even the beta blogger RSS feed? http://usctrojan98.blogspot.com
- Tag Hack for Qumana: I want to use Qumana for my post editing for Blogger. It works much better with Blogger than Performancing. But I want to change the tagging option from Technocratii to RawSugar (as exists with the great BlogThis/Tag hack.) My guess it's a simple business of changing the url somewhere in the Qunama script. Where? How?
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#4 -- the technique is the same as that for Blogger Classic. Pull off the header info generated by the all-head-content tag, sub it in where that tag is and delete the tag, manually add <link> tags for Feedburner.
http://del.icio.us/post?url=http://myblog.com&title=Another%20Post&tags=tag1+tag2+tag3
If the reader is logged out of delicious, they will be prompted to login and the tags info will be dropped.
But, if they are logged in (with eg username "me"), then they can do this:
http://del.icio.us/me?url=http://myblog.com&title=Another%20Post&tags=tag1+tag2+tag3
and the tags will be preserved.
Of course, you can't anticipate what your readers' usernames will be, so maybe a link like this is the answer:
javascript: du=prompt('Please enter delicious username:'); window.location.href = "http://del.icio.us/" + du + "?url=http://myblog.com&title=Another%20Post&tags=tag1+tag2+tag3"
NB: You'd have to put in the appropriate URL, title and tags based on Blogger template tags or similar.
-Greg.
I am not looking for the latter, where I let my readers bookmark my posts.
I see in the template editor (in beta blogger) something like:
b:include data='blog' name='all-head-content'
The same thing in the 'view page source' ends up with meta content including feeds info.
So, if I understand you correctly I need to remove name='all-head-content' and replace it with what I see in the Page Source?
The only minor downside in doing such a thing is that I am "hard coding" that piece of information, rather than letting blogger do it for me.
For now, just so that I don't make people follow beta.blogger.com/etc links, I will do what you say (subject to your confirmation of my understanding, or my trial and error later ;-) ) and then hope that blogger updates their template editor to allow other feeds ...
Maybe I need to add it to blogger feature requests - to have a field for adding your own feeds from the service of your choice.
I will be looking out for the GM update and then move to the brand spanking new blogger :-)
Some things are self explanatory - if you wanted all posts going forward to be in a single blog. Which would entail mail forwarding.
But there doesn't seem to automatically maintain past posts and merge them into one.