How to Remove �Powered by Blogger� attribution From Blogspot Blog?


        
            Blogger initially add on every blog �Powered by Blogger" in Blogger footer. This dialogue called Attribution 1. It is optional and used to show copyright, credits and other information. You can remove this attribution widget and add your own information. Blogger not allow you directly to remove it because it is locked. If you have tried to remove this then you may of noticed this gadget is locked into you blog.

There are three ways of removing "Powered by Blogger" from your BlogSpot blog.

Method 1:  Using Unlock method

Step 1. Log in to your Dashboard and go to your Blogger Dashboard.

Step 2. Now go to Template > Edit HTML.



Step 3. Tick the "Expand Widget Templates" checkbox.



Step 4. Now Search (CTRL+ F) the following code:

<b:widget id='Attribution1' locked='true' title='' type='Attribution'>
Step 5. Replace true with false
<b:widget id='Attribution1' locked='false' title='' type='Attribution'/>

Step 6. Click on the Save Template button. Now attribution 1 gadget is unlocked and you can remove it easily.

Step 7: Go to Layout and click on the edit link from Attribution gadget:



Step8.  A popup window is open; now click on remove button as you can see in below picture.



Check your blog.  �Powered by Blogger� attribution is removed from your Blogspot Blog. You have done. 

Method 2: Hide using CSS Method

For this method, up to step 6 everything is same.

Step 1. Log in to your Dashboard and go to your Blogger Dashboard.

Step 2. Now go to Template > Edit HTML

Step 3. Tick the "Expand Widget Templates" checkbox

Step 4. Now Search (CTRL+ F) the following code:

<b:widget id='Attribution1' locked='true' title='' type='Attribution'>

Step 5. Replace true with false

<b:widget id='Attribution1' locked='false' title='' type='Attribution'/>

Step 6. Click on the Save Template button.

Step 7. Now go to template> Customise >Advanced

Step 8. Now copy the following code into Add CSS. See below screenshot.

#Attribution1 {display: none;}



Then hit the Apply to Blog (at right-top corner) Now check your blog you have done..

Sometime, these methods will work. If above method are not working use the following method. 

Method 3: Using Remove HTML Code of attribution Method

Step 1. Login in to your blogger account

Step 2. Now go to template and then edit HTML.

Step 3. Tick the Expand Widget Template checkbox.



Step 4: now search the below code in your template as you can see above screenshot.

<b:widget id='Attribution1' locked='true' title='' type='Attribution'>
<b:includable id='main'>
    <b:if cond='data:feedbackSurveyLink'>
      <div class='mobile-survey-link' style='text-align: center;'>
        <data:feedbackSurveyLink/>
      </div>
    </b:if>

    <div class='widget-content' style='text-align: center;'>
      <b:if cond='data:attribution != &quot;&quot;'>
       <data:attribution/>
      </b:if>
    </div>

    <b:include name='quickedit'/>
  </b:includable>
</b:widget>

Step 5. After finding the above code remove the selected code and save the template. Keep in mind remove only selected code.

Step 6. Now a warning will come that �Your new template does not include following widgets : Attribution1"

Step 7. Click on delete widget and save the template.

You have successfully removed the "Powered by Blogger" from your BlogSpot.

After removing widget save the arrangement and you can check that you had successfully remove "Powered by Blogger" widget code from your blogger.

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