Here you will see all those frequently asked questions by users facing problems at Bloggers/Blogspot. Everything you want to know about blogger templates…
Pyare Templates offers fast-loading, SEO-friendly Blogger templates, both free and premium. Each design is responsive, ad-supported, and crafted to enhance your blog’s appearance and performance.
Blogger is a free, Google-hosted content management system (CMS) that supports 60+ languages. It’s ideal for personal or professional blogging, offering ease of use and no setup costs.
Absolutely. Blogger is completely free to use—there are no hosting fees. All you need is a custom domain if you want one, and you’re ready to start blogging.
A Blogger template is an XML file structured with HTML5, CSS3, and AJAX. It defines your blog’s layout, styling, and interactivity—controlling everything from widgets to mobile responsiveness.
No—Blogger templates use XML format and aren’t compatible with WordPress. WordPress requires PHP-based themes. At Pyare Templates, we focus on delivering SEO-optimized features like schema markup directly within Blogger templates.
Yes! Though our core specialty is Blogger templates, our Pyare Store also offers WordPress-friendly themes and plugins—visit there for more options.
Free templates must retain footer credits. Premium templates—licensed under CC 3.0—are for personal use only, disallowing resale or redistribution. Premium options also include advanced features and customization flexibility.
Download the template’s XML file, then go to Blogger → Theme → Edit HTML. Clear existing code, paste the new XML, and save. For detailed instructions and screenshots, refer to our [step-by-step installation guide].
Definitely! We offer a complimentary blog setup service. Just reach out, and we’ll walk you through or do it for you—whichever you prefer.
This typically happens when blog posts exceed Blogger’s 1 MB limit. To fix:
Use the “Clear Formatting” tool in the editor.
Insert page breaks to chunk content and improve loading speed.
If upload fails, open the XML in a text editor (like Notepad), copy all the code, then paste directly into Blogger → Theme → Edit HTML. That usually resolves the issue.
Download and open a clean “Blank Template.xml”.
Copy all the code.
Paste it in Blogger → Theme → Edit HTML, save.
(Optional) Restore your original template afterward. Always back up templates first.
For magazine- or news-style blogs, choose a grid layout with dynamic features.
For smaller, personal blogs, go with clean, minimalist designs. Consider your content’s tone and layout needs before selecting.
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