Many Blogger users follow the explanations for adding and distributing plugins without knowing why this distribution is done and how it is distributed by itself or combining the add-on codes together
Therefore, in our topic today we will explain how CSS, Js, and HTML codes are distributed in the Blogger platform. Of course, we will not go into purely programming matters, but we will talk in general terms that suit everyone in understanding the matter.
Why are some tools distributed and others added in one HTML / JavaScript tool?
Light tools are easy to read easily within an HTML / JavaScript tool. Large tools are sometimes difficult to read and operate when they are inside a tool, and at that time they are not working, so they are distributed in areas of each code within the template to ensure its work.
Of course, this is differentiated according to the quality of the template's encoding and the number of tools in it. A template full of Java files will need merging more than others to avoid inconsistency.
CSS styling codes
These codes are responsible for the appearance, colors and shapes of the tool. You can distinguish its codes as being written in these ways {Show code}
The place of these codes in the template is between two codes {Show code}
But if you want to use these codes in the HTML / JavaScript tool or in another area of the template, for example the head area above the tag {Show code}
Or in the body area, i.e. between the two tags {Show code}
You have to tell the template that these are style codes by placing it between these two codes {Show code}
Javascript JS codes
They are the codes responsible for the commands, I mean when you click on a certain thing in a tool, these are the codes that convert your pressure to do a specific thing on the page
You can add them over the head area or in the body area, but in any case you have to tell the template that they are Java files by placing them between these two codes {Show code}
I mean, if you have a Java file and you cannot upload it, transfer its content inside these two codes sometimes it may not be accepted, so you must convert it with a code converter
HTML codes
They are the codes responsible for planning that determine where the plugins are located on the page and its parts, and it is always only in the body area and you can distinguish it by that its codes are full of brackets like this {Show code}
Understanding how CSS, JavaScript, and HTML codes are distributed in the Blogger platform is essential for managing templates efficiently. Proper distribution ensures that plugins and tools function correctly without conflicts, improving both performance and design consistency.
By knowing where to place CSS for styling, JavaScript for interactivity, and HTML for structuring elements, you can optimize your Blogger template for better readability and faster loading times. Whether you are customizing an existing template or adding new tools, following best practices in code distribution will help maintain a smooth and professional website experience.
