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Javascript inserted in some classic template titles 1956393
Some users who use Blogger's classic templates are seeing javascript inserted into the <title> elements of their pages. This results when users have modified the standard templates and have inserted the <blogger> and </blogger> tags into their <title> elements.
If your blog is affected, go to "Template", then click on "Edit HTML". Remove anything between <title> and </title> in your template, and replace it with this:
<$BlogPageTitle$>
We are looking at the feasability of adjusting our code to be sensitive to cases where the template has <blogger> tags inserted in the <title>, but for now please use the above work-around to eliminate the javascript code from your blog's page titles.
If your blog is affected, go to "Template", then click on "Edit HTML". Remove anything between <title> and </title> in your template, and replace it with this:
<$BlogPageTitle$>
We are looking at the feasability of adjusting our code to be sensitive to cases where the template has <blogger> tags inserted in the <title>, but for now please use the above work-around to eliminate the javascript code from your blog's page titles.
Comment pagination does not work in post view on blogs with Classic templates. To workaround this issue, click through to the comments form.
Update, 2/29: Comment pagination on Classic templates is now available by adding the <$CommentPager$> tag to your template.
Update, 5/6: Comment pagination does not work for blogs published with FTP.
Update, 2/29: Comment pagination on Classic templates is now available by adding the <$CommentPager$> tag to your template.
Update, 5/6: Comment pagination does not work for blogs published with FTP.