Use Themes to Change How Your Blog Looks

Using Themes to Change How Your Blog Looks

     Now that the blog is created and the posts have been posted, you feel like you've done everything there is to do on blogger, right? As it turns out, the surface has only been scratched. A major change that is simple to do is changing themes. The use of themes is to allow readers experience your blog in different ways and not just in a boring black and white paper. 
    In order to change your theme, click on your blog that is desired to be changed, and in the left menu click "Theme." After that, find one that sticks out to you and select it. Click apply and you're all set. NOTE: if you decide to use your creativity, you can choose the theme and change the colors. (this option shows up when you view the themes.)


Official website Blogger's left hand menu with the option "Theme" circled in red.

            Below is the difference a theme can make to a blog post.


A Blogger blog with a theme that shows a sunset in the background with white paper and black letters.
Before the Theme was Changed






A Blogger blog with a theme that has a dark forest background and black paper with white letters.
After the Theme was Changed





For more information or help with Blogger, please visit the official help page of Blogger.com by clicking this link: Use themes to change how your blog looks
















    

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