Private blogs affect other Blogger features - and the combination of results are inconsistent.
With dynamic templates, the private blog selection causes an inoperable display. Conversely, with Google+ Comments, enabling Google+ Comments disables the private blog (designated reader) selection - and vice versa, in the various Blogger dashboard pages.
The two interactions - and differing mutual exclusiveness - contribute to some interesting diagnostic sessions, in Blogger Help Forum: Get Help with an Issue.
Intriguingly enough, when one of the known limitations with private blogs is diagnosed, some blog owners may treat the limitation as a personal insult.
Not all blog owners understand the technical limitations, with private blogs and other Blogger features. The limitations are based on simple technical interactions.
Dynamic templates, and private blogs.
Private blogs do not publish blog newsfeeds. Dynamic templates require comments and posts newsfeeds, to generate the displays.
You can make a blog private - and you lose the "Dynamic Template" selection, in the dashboard Template page.
Some of the templates offered on the Template page, for a public blog.
Simple.
Dynamic Views.
Picture Window.
Awesome Inc.
Some of the templates offered on the Template page, for a private blog.
Simple.
Picture Window.
Awesome Inc.
If the blog has a dynamic template already, you can change to private access (edit Permissions, and designate readers), with no warning. The next time the blog is accessed, you will see the Spinner of Death.
My Dynamic Template test blog, set to Private.
Google+ comments, and private blogs.
When Google+ is used, no access to the Blogger permissions database is available. Since Google+ Comments are (or can be) Google+ stream posts, Google+ Comments can only support public blogs.
If you enable Google+ Comments, you will see a warning in the Permissions wizard - and you'll have no ability to Edit "Blog Readers".
If the blog is private already, you'll similarly see a warning on the dashboard Google+ page.
So Google+ Comments, and private blogs, are mutually exclusive, on the dashboard - though Dynamic Views and private blogs are not, with intriguing result.
And when the blog address is provided with the problem report, we can see the problem.
Learn More.
The option to designate permitted readers, for a #Blogger blog, affects other Blogger features. Not all blog owners know about or understand the limitations that exist.
With dynamic templates, the private blog selection causes an inoperable display. Conversely, with Google+ Comments, enabling Google+ Comments disables the private blog (designated reader) selection - and vice versa, in the various Blogger dashboard pages.
The two interactions - and differing mutual exclusiveness - contribute to some interesting diagnostic sessions, in Blogger Help Forum: Get Help with an Issue.
Intriguingly enough, when one of the known limitations with private blogs is diagnosed, some blog owners may treat the limitation as a personal insult.
Not all blog owners understand the technical limitations, with private blogs and other Blogger features. The limitations are based on simple technical interactions.
- Dynamic templates, and private blogs.
- Google+ comments, and private blogs.
Dynamic templates, and private blogs.
Private blogs do not publish blog newsfeeds. Dynamic templates require comments and posts newsfeeds, to generate the displays.
You can make a blog private - and you lose the "Dynamic Template" selection, in the dashboard Template page.
Some of the templates offered on the Template page, for a public blog.
Simple.
Dynamic Views.
Picture Window.
Awesome Inc.
Some of the templates offered on the Template page, for a private blog.
Simple.
Picture Window.
Awesome Inc.
If the blog has a dynamic template already, you can change to private access (edit Permissions, and designate readers), with no warning. The next time the blog is accessed, you will see the Spinner of Death.
My Dynamic Template test blog, set to Private.
Google+ comments, and private blogs.
When Google+ is used, no access to the Blogger permissions database is available. Since Google+ Comments are (or can be) Google+ stream posts, Google+ Comments can only support public blogs.
If you enable Google+ Comments, you will see a warning in the Permissions wizard - and you'll have no ability to Edit "Blog Readers".
Google+ Comments enabled. Learn more
If the blog is private already, you'll similarly see a warning on the dashboard Google+ page.
Google+ Comments are unsupported on non-public blogs and blogs marked as containing adult content. Learn more
So Google+ Comments, and private blogs, are mutually exclusive, on the dashboard - though Dynamic Views and private blogs are not, with intriguing result.
Why won't my blog load? It was fine, yesterday!
And when the blog address is provided with the problem report, we can see the problem.
Learn More.
- More information about Dynamic Views blogs.
- Manage Google+ Comments for Blogger.
- Control access to your blog.
The option to designate permitted readers, for a #Blogger blog, affects other Blogger features. Not all blog owners know about or understand the limitations that exist.
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