New Widgets from Blogger in Draft.

Blogger in Draft has some new widgets which you may like to try out in your blog. Blogger In Draft (http://draft.blogger.com/) is a special version of Blogger where new features are tried out before releasing them to evryone.You can add the widgets to your blog - they are fully functional - and experiment with them and give your feedback on them.........LOGIN TO BLOGGER IN DRAFTTo add the widgets

Backup Widgets Template Data.

Widgets are the modules which make up the New Blogger Template. For more information see What are Widgets. However the data they carry to and from your blog displayed in browser to the Blogger database is kept separate. When you backup the template this data is not backed up. When you copy widget code to another blog the data is not transferred along with it. If you upload a template with

Add a Table of Contents to Main Blog Posts Column.

A Table of Contents can be added to your main Blog Posts column. This Table of Contents will list all your posts titles as links. You can arrange this Table to appear before your Blog Posts or after..............To do this you will first have to add extra Page Elements to your Blog Posts column. Login to Dashboard and click on Layouts of the blog you want to modify. Then click on Edit Html

Add Widget to provide Button-Link to your Blog.

You can now add a widget to your blog with a button which when clicked adds a button link to your blog from the reader's blog. This is done automatically without the reader having to type in even a line of code.....First create a button by going to http://cooltext.com/Buttons and create a button for your blog. Then upload this button picture to a freehost like Googlepages and copy down the url

How to Add Widgets to your blog.

UPDATE : Blogger has now replaced the "Add Page Element" link with the "Add Gadget" link. Clicking on this link will bring up the "Add a Gadget" popup window. All the original Blogger widgets are listed under the Basics subtab in this popup window.Blogger widgets are now called as Blogger Gadgets. The rest are Google Gadgets which have now been integrated into the Blogger Layout----->Page