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Short answers to the questions readers send Blogger Template Free most often, plus where to write if yours is not covered here.
We note the license for anything we point to specifically, since free templates vary between fully open licenses and ones that restrict commercial use or require attribution. Always check the specific license before publishing a site built on one.
Scan the downloaded file before installing it, check whether the source is a known template site or repository rather than an unfamiliar file host, and avoid anything that asks you to disable security settings to install it.
Basic changes, colors, fonts, spacing, usually do not require coding. Deeper layout changes benefit from at least reading the template's code structure first, which we cover without assuming prior experience.
Because some popular advice does not hold up once you actually test it on a real, small blog rather than a hypothetical one. We would rather say a common tip does not work than repeat it for the sake of agreement.
Some links on this site are commercial, and that is disclosed in our editorial policy. The wording of our advice does not change because of a commercial relationship.
Much less often than the urge to redesign usually suggests. Several articles here cover why a stable, working design left alone often serves a blog better than frequent redesigns chasing the latest look.
Write to info@bloggertemplatefree.com and ask. Questions that arrive more than once usually end up as an article, and the ones that arrive often end up on this page.
Start with the blog archive, or pick a topic from the about page if you would rather see how the site is organised first.
