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How to make a blogger template : data tags -part 2


In previous post ,I told you about data tags for some widgets . In this post ,we continue to the last and most important widget : blogpost widget . This widget is used to show posts in a blog . Without this widget ,we can't blogging .


Now let's see blogpost widget's data tags :

  •     <data:feedLinks/>: A list of feeds for this page. On the main page, this will contain the main blog feeds; on item pages, this will also contain comments feeds. Each item in this list contains the following:
  •     <data:feedLinks.url/>: The feed URL.
  •     <data:feedLinks.name/>: The feed name (i.e. 'Posts' or 'Comments').
  •     <data:feedLinks.feedType/>: The type of feed (Atom or RSS).
  •     <data:feedLinks.mimeType/>: The mime type of the feed.
  •     <data:olderPageUrl/>: If there are older posts than the ones on the current page, this is a URL to those posts. Context-sensitive for page type. (Not all pages will have this link.)
  •     <data:olderPageTitle/>: Title of the link to the older page of posts. It's usually the text "Older Posts"
  •     <data:newerPageUrl/>: The newer equivalent of olderPageUrl.
  •     <data:newerPageTitle/>: The newer equivalent of olderPageTitle.
  •     <data:commentLabel/>: The phrase to use to show the number of comments, e.g. "comments."
  •     <data:authorLabel/>: The phrase to use to indicate who wrote the post, e.g. "posted by."
  •     <data:timestampLabel/>: The phrase to use to indicate when the post was written, e.g. "posted at."
  •     <data:postLabelsLabel/>: Phrase to introduce the list of post labels, e.g. "labels for this post."
  •     <data:backlinksLabel/>: Phrase to describe backlinks to this post, e.g. "links to this post."
  •     <data:posts/>: A list of all posts for this page. You can consider it a set ,and each post is an item in this set . We can refer to post's properties by the following tags:
  •     <data:post.dateHeader/>: The date of this post, only present if this is the first post in the list that was posted on this day.
  •     <data:post.id/>: The numeric post ID.
  •     <data:post.title/:> The post's title.
  •     <data:post.body/>: The content of the post.
  •     <data:post.author/>: The display name of the post author.
  •     <data:post.url/>: The permalink of this post.
  •     <data:post.timestamp/>: The post's timestamp. Unlike dateHeader, this exists for every post.
  •     <data:post.labels/>: The list of the post's labels. Each label contains the following:
  •     <data:label.name/>: The label text.
  •     <data:label.url/>: The URL of the page that lists all posts in this blog with this label.
  •     <data:label.isLast/>: True or false. Whether this label is the last one in the list (useful for placing commas).
  •     <data:post.allowComments/>: 'True' if this post allows comments.
  •     <data:post.numComments/>: The number of comments on this post.
  •     <data:post.showBacklinks>: Whether to show backlinks for this post.
  •     <data:post.numBacklinks/>: Number of backlinks for this post.
  •     <data:post.addCommentUrl/>: The URL of the 'add a comment' form for this post.
  •     <data:post.emailPostUrl/>: The URL of the 'email this post' form for this post.
  •     <data:post.editUrl/>: The URL of the edit form for this post.
  •     <data:feedLinks/>: A list of feeds specific to this post. (This is different from the overall blog feedLinks, as it may contain a feed for the post's comments, for instance.) Each contains the following:
  •     <data:feedLink.url/>: The feed URL.
  •     <data:feedLink.name/>: The feed name (e.g. 'Posts' or 'Comments').
  •     <data:feedLink.feedType/>: The type of feed (Atom or RSS).
  •     <data:feedLink.mimeType/>: The mime type of the feed.
  •     <data:comments/>: A list of all comments for this post (on item pages only). Each contains the following:
  •     <data:comment.id/>: The numeric ID of the comment.
  •     <data:comment.body/>: The body of the comment.
  •     <data:comment.timestamp/>: The time the comment was created.
  •     <data:comment.author/>: The display name of the comment's author, or 'Anonymous'.
  •     <data:comment.authorUrl/>: URL of the comment author's profile, if the comment is not anonymous.
  •     <data:comment.deleteUrl/>: The URL for deleting this comment.
  •     <data:comment.isDeleted/>: Whether this comment has been deleted. (The text of deleted comments is replaced with a placeholder.) 
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