On the beginning of the new year, Google Update Page Rank again. The result was nice, because all four of my blog has a Page Rank already. My main blog Journal of Balinese Girl rises from Page Rank Page Rank 3 to 4.

My new blog Learning on Perspective and Pencil Color has on Page Rank 2
And a more pleasant, my blog is More Than Words is so long entrenched in the Page Rank N / A now has a Page Rank 2

Honestly, I really hopeless with More Than Words, because so long I've been doing any business but still the Page Rank on N / A hold.

At first I thought that this blog getting banned or go google sand box. But I was never a problem at all with google. In fact, the blog was More Than Words My Google Adsense account was approved. I almost hopeless, until the end of this blog will be deleted.

But I still love, because this blog is only my blog in English. Even though the article was still learning my writings from the data collected from various sources and translate it back into English through Google Translate.

As a last resort, I tried to change my template to update home and diligent writing. I am diligently writing the article, and then promote it through blog walking. Finding back links diligently leave a comment on a blog do follow.

Although not yet proved effective but the outcome was disappointing, now my blog is More Than Words has turned into a Page Rank 2

And for all the results of my efforts, I want to say thank you to Google and Google Adsense. Hopefully my future at a time when more diligent again posting quality articles and interesting to read.

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Here's a snapshot of a Blogger blog and the navigation bar (navbar) is at the top shown by the green arrow.

So, how do you get rid of it if you don't want it hanging on top of your blog? If you want to turn it on instead of off, read the section at the end of the post.

To Turn Off the Blogger Navigation Bar
Just copy the Navbar1 code below and paste it anywhere inside your blog XML file as a CSS code after the /* Variable definitions section. If you're not sure what this means, follow these steps:

follow these steps:

#Navbar1 {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
display: none;
visibility: hidden;
}

1. Login to your blog and click the Edit HTML tab inside the Template tab.
2. Inside the file, locate the section body { ..... } and paste the Navbar1 code below this section, after the closing bracket.
3. Click 'SAVE TEMPLATE'.
4. That's it. You're done.

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It's easy to get rid of it. But know that the Navbar serves some purposes. The most valuable purpose for you is that it helps other Bloggers stumble upon your blog when they click the NEXT button on the Navbar searching for other blogs randomly. Not to mention that it's easy go to the login page if you have the Navbar on; otherwise, you have to open up the Blogger login page to login.

So, you decide which is the best for you. To have it on or off?

Update: How to turn on the Blogger navigation bar?
If you're using my templates, most of them don't have the Blogger navigation bar. But, if, you'd like to turn it on, simply look for the following code and delete the code in red.

#Navbar1 {
margin: 0;
padding: 0;
display: none;
visibility: hidden;
}

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