Customize Read more (Jump break) option in blogger

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Read more link facilitates the visitor of the blog or site to whether to read the content full story or not. By adding the jump break  (read mor) at your desired part of the post you can decrease the page loading time of the blog homepage and will keep your blog posts well organized.

In this post I am going to explain some simple tricks of customizing read more link like changing "read more" to "continue reading" or some other text what ever like and replacing "Read more" with any image you wish.

How to add google+page badge to blogger

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You might have created google+ page for your blog. Adding google+ page badge helps viewers to follow your blog. Now how to add your google+page to your blog in a beautiful way. Google developers have created a  badge.In this post i am going to explain how to add it to blogger.

Pure CSS Tree menu for blogger

Tree menu is present in every blogger blog in form of archives.   It is a very essential widget for blogs, which helps  the visitors to easily navigate through the blog pages. Have you ever thought of creating of your own tree menu. It expands and contracts when clicked.
I have read many articles by on this but they've all required javascript which increases page load time of  blog.  In this post I am going to explain pure css tree menu without using any javascript.  

Enable/Disable light box view in Blogger.

Blogger has introduced a new feature for blogger called LightBox. In this post i am going to explain what is light box view, how to enable or disable it and what are its advantages.

What is lightbox view?

 This feature is a new way to interact with images or photos in blogger. When images are clicked they will expand into a shiny new overlay that displays them at their full size for optimal viewing.

Once an image is opened in the lightbox view, any other images from the same post will now appear as thumbnails along the bottom, which can be easily browsed by clicking the arrow keys on the left or right side of the lightbox.