1. 
   

   Curious

   December 1st, 2008
   1

   Is this allowed if you use blogger, but have .co.nr as your domain name? Write back please

2. 
   

   Gino

   January 8th, 2009
   2

   Thanks for the excellent info…

3. 
   

   Melvin

   January 10th, 2009
   3

   Wow.. It works.. Thanks for the nifty info…

4. 
   

   Sooparhguy

   January 12th, 2009
   4

   Thanks alot this works very well, compared to the other ones i found…

5. 
   

   david

   February 10th, 2009
   5

   Is it valuation of Blogger’s TOS ?… will Blogger remove my account?

6. 
   

   james

   February 28th, 2009
   6

   I found this “Unless you publish your blog via FTP, the Navbar cannot be disabled.”

   but I don’t know if that means they just don’t offer you a nice little button option to remove it or if it means you are not allowed to remove it.

   I have found nothing that clearly states whether it is allowed or not.

7. 
   

   twinkle

   March 3rd, 2009
   7

   hey thsi totally works!

8. 
   

   pkl

   May 16th, 2009
   8

   Thank you so much!

9. 
   

   Steve

   July 7th, 2009
   9

   I don’t mind hosting my blog via FTP except that Blogger doesnt support XML templates if I host it.

   Is this likely to change any time soon?

10. 
    

    fred

    July 7th, 2009
    10

    this is not the good syntax.

    good one :

    #navbar-iframe {
    height:0px;
    visibility:hidden;
    display:none
    }

11. 
    

    Ian MacGregor

    August 19th, 2009
    11

    In case anyone is interested in whether or not hiding the blogger navbar is a violation of the Blogger TOS, it isn’t. See the following post with an explanation by a Blogger employee:
    http://groups.google.com/group/blogger-help-customizing/browse_thread/thread/c7e3226fe35da11e?fwc=1&pli=1

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