I use the following code just before the default code and after the name of the template creator to block the Blogger Navigation bar:
#navbar-iframe { display: none !important; }
The detail on how to achieve this is described at this web site.
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Thanks for the directions to the website with clear instructions. I had tried doing this months ago when I first realized that the “next blog” tab could lead to blogs that featured images that would be inappropriate in an educational setting but didn’t know where to actually paste the code into the template. Using the website you mentioned, I was finally able to do it successfully. Until now, I was only recommending that classroom teachers use one of the educational blog sites.
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Please note that is is my old blog which I retired on the 1st January 2011.
The Feedburner RSS feed address for my new blog remains unchanged at: this feed address.
This is the old blog site of John Larkin. I am a secondary school teacher who lives in New South Wales, Australia.
In addition to teaching history I have also been involved in the development and application of educational technologies at primary, secondary, tertiary and corporate levels.
October 11th, 2007 at 3:31 am
Thanks for the directions to the website with clear instructions. I had tried doing this months ago when I first realized that the “next blog” tab could lead to blogs that featured images that would be inappropriate in an educational setting but didn’t know where to actually paste the code into the template. Using the website you mentioned, I was finally able to do it successfully. Until now, I was only recommending that classroom teachers use one of the educational blog sites.