The first order of business is to find your Template.
If you're in the Editing Interface looking at your list of entries, you'll notice that one of the buttons at the top of the page says "Templates":
The Template should have the name of whatever design you selected when you created your weblog. If you select the template, you should go straight into the Template Editor.
The Template Editor allows you to edit the text of your template:
Basic Template Edits
Editing a template requires some knowledge of HTML.
Usually, you can get by with just enough HTML so that you can find the part of the template you'd like to edit. Then it's just a matter of editing that HTML, and hitting "Save Template". The next time you publish an entry, the new Template HTML will be used.
If you'd like to try to the Template HTML right away, you can use "Republish All". That button will both save your template changes, and publish the template changes to your website.
Advanced Template Edits
You'll notice that the core of every weblog template is a section of code with HTML-tags that may be new to you.
We had to create new tags like entryblock and dateblock to enable the weblog template to repeat sections of the HTML over and over, for each entry. Some templates in our system can display more than on entry on a single page: we call these Index Templates. This is in contrast to templates that can only display one entry per page: we call these Page Templates.
Since weblogs don't use Page Templates, you don't need to understand the difference for now.
You should be able to edit the HTML within this code without understanding fully how the code works. However, we have a full tutorial on how that code works here.
Now that you've edited your template, all that's left is to configure your template settings:
We've put the template settings through extensive testing to make sure they're as intuitive as possible. But just in case you have any questions, we've written up detailed documentation of every single setting here.
