{ how to remove the attribution gadget }

It's so late! I didn't mean to post at 6 o'clock, but it just happened.

I had a lot of after-school things I had to get done, and I still have a paper to write and I also have all my other blogs to manage (and hopefully delete after I evaluate them) and a book I'm trying to finish before tonight...

There is a lot going on, especially because I have to post on Tuesday or it's all shot to pieces. At least that's my take on things.

So, here's the deal.

If you scroll down to the bottom of mostly any blogs, you'll see some stuff at the bottom.

Just for future reference, these are all things I'm going to remove in tutorials, but for now I'm just focusing on probably the most unattractive. Well...ok, that's debatable.

{ Thanks to Yummy Kitchen for supplying me with an example blog! Much obliged. }

If you click on the picture, you'll see it lists a Privacy Policy. That's not part of the attribution. The attribution is where it gives credit where credit is due, and it says that this is basically a blog created with Blogger using this person's template. Whoever this person is, if you want to know, see picture.

Let me just tell you before you do anything else: this isn't exactly removing it, this is just hiding it. If you decide to bring it back or want to edit the words in the attribution gadget (e.g. want to list your privacy policy or terms and conditions, but want to remove the "powered by Blogger"), all you have to do is undo the stuff you're about to do here.

Might sound scary, but trust me, it's simple and I can always show you how if you want to get in touch.

One of the tutorials that I used to remove hide mine is Blogger Hints and Tips (which sadly looks very much like a powered-by-Blogger blog but as long as the tutorial works...).

Don't get too confused with his wording. To "add to your template" is just to go to CSS and add the following code:

 #Attribution1 {display: none;} 

and if you're not sure how to add this, you should know by now how to get to the Advanced section in the Template spot. If you don't know, too bad, I'm late for dinner, so here you go, click here and have a nice day.

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