Comments on Tweak My Blogger: Dynamic Gadget Content

This is great! This blog igeneral is too. I modi...

2011-08-02T07:08:52.426-07:00

This is great! This blog igeneral is too. I modified it slightly so that my welcome message only appears othe home page. It does not appear elsewhere. Thank you. I also linked to you in my blog.

Ah, I had to put the http:// in the URL to get it ...

2011-02-08T03:08:37.466-08:00

Ah, I had to put the http:// in the URL to get it to work. Thank you very much for the help.

Yes the code above would be correct for what your ...

2011-02-07T15:22:50.918-08:00

Yes the code above would be correct for what your doing. As you said you just need a different div element and different URL for each condition. You can even style the content in the div element by making use of the conditional else tag.

(translating the (gt)/(lt) tags so this will post)...

2011-02-06T19:10:09.515-08:00

(translating the (gt)/(lt) tags so this will post)

(lt)b:if cond='data:blog.url != "url.blogspot.com/2011/02/post1.html"'(gt)
(lt)style(gt)
.post1 {
display: none;
}
(lt)/style>
(lt)/b:if(gt)

I'm going to have a small, finite number of pages overall. I want different text in the gadget depending on each page, so I will have a different div and condition for each distinct post URL.

What conditions are you using? The conversion of...

2011-02-06T15:21:40.538-08:00

What conditions are you using?

The conversion of the double quotes is normal when using conditional tags and it should not effect the condition from rendering.

Seems like it should work, but the template editor...

2011-02-06T12:20:07.530-08:00

Seems like it should work, but the template editor keeps converting my double quote " to " when I add the above text in the header. Therefore my conditions are never met. How do I stop it from doing that?