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Home›How To›How to Add a Page to Blogger: 15 Steps

How to Add a Page to Blogger: 15 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
April 2, 2024
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Blogger is a popular blogging platform that allows users to create and manage their blogs with ease. One of the critical features of Blogger is the ability to add static pages to your blog. These pages are used for content that doesn’t change frequently, such as an ‘About Me’ page, ‘Contact Us’ page, or a ‘Disclaimer’ page. In this article, we will walk you through the process of adding a page to your Blogger blog in 15 easy steps.

Step 1: Sign in to your Blogger account

Visit www.blogger.com and sign in with your Google account credentials.

Step 2: Choose your blog

Select the blog you want to add a page to from your Blogger dashboard.

Step 3: Go to Pages

You should see a left-hand menu on your dashboard. Look for the “Pages” option and click it.

Step 4: Create a new page

On the Pages overview screen, click “New Page” near the top-left corner.

Step 5: Enter a title for your page

You’ll be redirected to the new page editor screen. Start by entering an appropriate title for your static page in the field provided.

Step 6: Write or paste your content

Compose your content directly within the editor or copy and paste pre-written material from another source. Use the available formatting tools like bold, italics, bullets, links, etc., as needed.

Step 7: Insert images (optional)

To add images, click on the image icon in the formatting toolbar and follow the prompts for uploading or inserting images from URLs.

Step 8: Adjust image properties (optional)

If you added an image, click on it and then click “Properties” for options like alignment, size changes, and title/alt text updates.

Step 9: Preview your page

Click on “Preview” at the top-right corner to see how your new page will look when published.

Step 10: Save your progress

Hit the “Save” button to save your new page as a draft. This step is essential if you need to make additional changes before publishing.

Step 11: Publish the page

Once you’re satisfied with your new static page, click on the “Publish” button.

Step 12: Add the page to a menu or link list (optional)

To make your new page easily accessible, consider adding it to a navigation menu or a link list. To do this, go back to your Blogger dashboard and select “Layout.”

Step 13: Edit your menu or link list

Find the gadget where you want to add the page link (e.g., Pages gadget, Link List gadget, etc.), click on “Edit,” and follow the instructions for adding a new link.

Step 14: Arrange the order of links (optional)

If needed, rearrange the order of links in your menu or list. Once completed, click on “Save.”

Step 15: Check your blog

Visit the public view of your blog to ensure that your new static page is accessible and displays correctly. You have now successfully added a new page to Blogger in just 15 simple steps!

In conclusion, adding static pages can help you create a more organized and professional-looking blog that effectively showcases important or time-insensitive information. Don’t hesitate to create additional pages as needed to enhance your blogging experience and connect with your audience.

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