Currently, the allowable setting from the dashboard is 1-10 for the number of site links
on the blogroll side bar. I remember when you could set it for a lot more.
Earlier today I was talking to Phil, head cook and bottle washer, at Bustednuckles.
He remembered when we were trying to get the new interface to show more than the 10.
I had tried but it messed the blog up.
This was a few years ago if my memory serves me well.
Anyway, I told him I would try it again, but you have to edit the HTML.
Instructions below, seemed to have worked for me. Currently I can show 25 sites on the sidebar
in each of the Blogroll Widgets.
Here is what I searched on the web: how to edit blogger html to show more links in blogroll
This was the AI Overview that came up on the web search ( Instructions below ).
I followed these directions and so far it seemed to work. ( Maybe is was fixed with some update)
YMMV.
BACK UP your theme before messing with the HTML.
I will not be held accountable.
Good luck.
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To show more links in your Blogger blogroll, you need to
edit the HTML code for the specific widget to change the default number of
items to display
.
Step-by-Step Instructions
Back Up Your
Theme: Before making any HTML edits, it is highly recommended to back up your
theme. Go to Theme on the left menu, click the down arrow next to
"Customize", and select Backup to download a copy of your current
template.
Access the HTML
Editor:
Sign in to
your Blogger dashboard and select the target blog.
On the left
menu, click Theme.
Next to the
"Customize" button, click the small down arrow and select Edit HTML.
Locate the
BlogList Widget:
In the HTML
editor, click the "Jump to widget" icon (often the first icon above
the editor).
From the
dropdown list, select your blogroll gadget, which is typically named BlogList
(e.g., BlogList1). The editor will jump to that section of the code.
Edit
numItemsToShow:
Inside the
<b:widget ...> or relevant section for your BlogList, look for the
attribute numItemsToShow.
It will likely
have a default value like numItemsToShow='10'. Change this number to your
desired amount (e.g., numItemsToShow='50' or any other reasonable number).
Save Changes:
Click the Save
icon (which often looks like a floppy disk) in the top right of the HTML
editor.
Verify:
Go to your
blog and refresh the page to see the updated blogroll with more links.
If you are using a classic theme, the layout and editing
process may be different, and you might need to update to a newer generation
theme to access the layout editor features easily. To show more links in your
Blogger blogroll, you need to edit the HTML code for the specific widget to
change the default number of items to display
.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Back
Up Your Theme: Before making any HTML edits, it is highly recommended
to back up your theme. Go to Theme on the left menu, click the down
arrow next to "Customize", and select Backup to download
a copy of your current template.
- Access
the HTML Editor:
- Sign
in to your Blogger dashboard and select the target blog.
- On
the left menu, click Theme.
- Next
to the "Customize" button, click the small down arrow and
select Edit HTML.
- Locate
the BlogList Widget:
- In
the HTML editor, click the "Jump to widget" icon (often the
first icon above the editor).
- From
the dropdown list, select your blogroll gadget, which is typically named BlogList
(e.g., BlogList1). The editor will jump to that section of the code.
- Edit
numItemsToShow:
- Inside
the <b:widget ...> or relevant section for your BlogList, look for
the attribute numItemsToShow.
- It
will likely have a default value like numItemsToShow='10'. Change this
number to your desired amount (e.g., numItemsToShow='50' or any other
reasonable number).
- Save
Changes:
- Click
the Save icon (which often looks like a floppy disk) in the top
right of the HTML editor.
- Verify:
- Go
to your blog and refresh the page to see the updated blogroll with more
links.
If you are using a classic theme, the layout and editing
process may be different, and you might need to update to a newer generation
theme to access the layout editor features easily.