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It’s good to be here. Thanks for the link! And for the links to the other blogs I hadn’t seen before!
Sorry, but wordpress won’t give me access to the css template without paying. I’m cheap. I do like WordPress and I wish I could simultaneously publish to both platforms. Maybe there’s some technologically advanced way I can do that, I’ll have to check into it . . .
I figured you have a reason. I didn’t even know Blogger would give you access to a CSS template. WordPress should do that and they’d have a slam dunk. If you posted to two, Google might not like that.
Jeff
Derek, I forgot to say I’m cheap too and completely understand. Since I am/was a web designer, I still have a web host and can do whatever I want. I just pay for the domain name which I don’t even like to do. I was too cheap to get one for my photography blog. But that may not be around much longer anyway.
Jeff
Jeff,
To be honest, I actually like WordPress a lot more. Blogger has some serious bugs and quirks that are super annoying. But having access to the CSS template is really important to me. I use it quite a bit. FWIW, my Gmail account keeps me logged in to most blogging platforms. My name and info is often remembered from the last visit, or it is readily suggested in the auto complete.
Derek
My problem is my Gmail mail is different than my Blogger ID. So every time I want to reply I have to log out of where I’m logged in and log in to my Scripture Zealot ID. Then back to get to my mail. And that’s just a part of why it’s so difficult to reply. They really need to work on that.
Jeff