Adding Separators (Vertical Lines) Between Pages Links in Blogger Dynamic View

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The header bar in a Dynamic View template could accommodate several horizontal Pages links as well as external links (before resorting to a drop-down menu when the number of links increases). A couple of users have been wondering if a separator line could be placed in between the links. The answer is yes, and that's what this tutorial is going to be about.

Blog Update

To all readers,

I've been busy with Deepavali celebration, and thus was unable to reply your comments and emails. I will start replying all emails/comments very soon, and a new post will be published in a day or two.

Stay tuned, and sorry for any inconveniences caused.
Cheers and God bless.

Changing Blogger's Default Homepage

The very first tutorial published in this blog was a walkthrough on how you can set-up a welcome screen in your blog, so that you won't be presented with Blogger's default homepage. I thought it's about time to update the old walkthrough, as an easier way to set-up a custom landing page is now available to us. Basically, this walkthrough is gonna teach you how you can set a custom page to be the first page that your readers will be seeing upon visiting your blog (from hereon referred to as 'new landing page'). This can be useful if you want to include some sort of welcome screen, content warning, or whatever tickles your fancy. And yes, it works on non-dynamic as well as dynamic view templates!


Click here for a video tutorial!