Pratico Blogger Template
Instructions
- How to install a Blogger template.
- Additional Settings:
- To edit the social icons links you need to search and changes the urls directly in your template code.
About Pratico
The Pratico Blogger template is a minimalist and elegant design, adapted from WordPress, perfect for those who value simplicity and functionality. With its responsive layout and SEO-friendly structure, it ensures your content looks great on any device while being easily discoverable by search engines. Its clean, white design and right sidebar make it ideal for showcasing your work in a professional manner.
This template features post thumbnails and pagination, making it easy to organize and navigate through your content. The threaded comments system encourages engagement, while the social integration helps you connect with your audience across platforms. Whether you're running a diary, news site, or portfolio, Pratico offers a unique and polished look.
Pratico is particularly suited for neutral and simple websites, including photography blogs and personal diaries. Its two-column layout ensures a balanced presentation of your content, while the minimalist design keeps the focus on what matters most: your work. If you're looking for a template that combines style and practicality, Pratico is an excellent choice.
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Credits
Author: Themexpose.
Gayle 24 January 2016 at 5:51
I downloaded the Pratico template for my blog in blogger and it does not look like the picture on the btemplates website. The issues are:
1. Heading looks different and I can’t work out how to change the font, colour or size as this is not an option in Layout.
2. The About Me section on right sidebar looks completely different to the one in the picture on the website and there is nowhere to include a photo (photo in circle). The social media buttons aren’t there either.
3. The social media on the sidebar, which I’ve changed headings to Instagram & Twitter, are linking to my accounts but don’t show the feed.
4. Photo at the top of each post (in the little circle), I can’t work out where to include my photo as options are coming up in create page, create post or settings.
5. Blogger Templates – what does this feed from? I’m not sure whether to keep or remove.
6. Blogroll – how do I put a hard return (to next line) after each entry?
My blog is only just being developed and can be found at:
explorergabor.blogspot.com
Any assistance or tips you can provide with the above points would be appreciated.