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How To Remove Author Name From Blogger Posts (A simple approach)

Sometime we don't want the author's name to show on the blog post. Here is a way to change and put something nice there.


You can simply put something like POSTED BY ADMIN or any other thing you want.

It’s very easy to enable or disable the author link in default blogger templates. But if you are using a custom blogger template, then it has to be done inside the template,

Even if you have unchecked that box . If you want to remove that fully from your blogger template , then follow the below instructions.


  • Go to >>> TEMPLATE
  • Go to  >>>Edit HTML sub tab in your blogger template.
  • Click on the text area, then press ctrl+F on the keyboard
  • Now search for the following code  :  
  • Remove the above code  
  • Now you will notice POSTED BY,  you can now add/change what you want to display on the post here
  • Now save the template and reload any of your previous posts. The author name will disappear in your Blogger blog and replaced by what is in the HTML 


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