Graffiti Art template comes with a mind bending 3D image in the header that gives the theme its graffiti outlook. With the template devoid of its header it seems to be nothing more than a two column template with a neat navigational menu.
Blogger have a build in search box in the top navigation bar, but that search box searches all blog on blogger. You can include a similar search box on your blog template, to give your readers a chance to search your blog. The advantage by adding this search box is that the result is showed in the main body of your Blog unlike the search box in the top navigation bar.
The easiest way to add the search box is under Template chooses where you would like the search box to be placed and click "Add a Page Element". Select "HTML/JavaScript".
Add the following code, but before you add it you have to change some parts of it to make it work:
It is importen that you change BLOG-URL to the URL or Web Address of your Blog. You can also change the text in top of your search box by changing SEARCH HERE to your Blog-url or what you like.
<p align="left">
<form id="searchthis" action="BLOG-URL/search" style="display:inline;
" method="get">
<strong>
SEARCH HERE<br/></strong>
<input id="b-query" maxlength="255" name="q" size="20" type="text"/>
<input id="b-searchbtn" value="Search" type="submit"/>
</form></p>
Now you only need to save and refresh you blog to see the result. Now you can see a search box like the one below. You can change the length of the search box by changing "20" to another integer. A lower number will result in a short search box and a higher in a longer search box. You can always try to change to get the search box to fit you blog layout.
By adding the search box to you blog you give the readers a better change to find more information on your blog and thereby get them to stay longer at your blog. You may also have the readers come again because you give them a good opportunity to find the information they are looking for.
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Can it be made further simple??
One thing I feel Google should provide is ability to choose where to insert ads! I mean before posts, after posts or after few lines/paragraphs!
Ever more fine grain control can be given to blogger by giving ability to insert adsense codes any where between the posts! Say integrating some widget in post editor!
Well there is always room to do it better! What do you say?
(Screenshot and part of this post via Google’s Inside Adsense Blog)
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