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All Blogger Conditional Tags

As a blogger template developer or customizer, you must need to know about blogger conditional tags. By using conditional tags, you can specify part of your template to specific place under certain condition. Example: Using conditional tags, you can hide/show content on specific post/page/label/sidebar etc. 
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Blogger Conditional Tags

In this tutorial, i will share or update all blogger conditional tags and how to use them properly in your template.

1. Conditional Tag Use

First you need to know how to use them. See below example:

The conditional tags syntax start with <b:if> tags and a cond attributes. Condition need to write as the value of cond attribute. Every opening  <b:if> tag need to be closed with a closing </b:if> tag.

2. All Blogger Conditional Tags List

Below i have listed all blogger conditional tags. Recently blogger released new condition tags for specific label, i also added this.

Applying Conditional Tags

To apply a conditional tag to a content, you need to put your content between the opening <b:if cond..> and closing </b:if>. Example see below

Applying Multiple Conditional Tags

By putting <b:else/>  tag, you can add multiple condition. It means that if first condition not work then execute second condition to all of pages. See example below

Above example means that execute content-1 in post page. If it's not post page then execute content-2.

Applying Reverse Conditional Tags

If you want to reverse a conditional tag, you can do it by changing comparison operator from == (is equal to) to != (is not equal to).

In the example above, the content will appear all of pages except post page. Remember that you can not apply this method to Label-Search and First Post conditionals.

Example:

I Use Tags <b: if cond = 'data: post.featuredImage'> Code </ b: if>
Tags
Tags.
All Tags There should be an Opener and Closing. If You Want To Use Tags Simultaneously Use <b: else /> For Example:
<B: if cond = 'data: blog.pageType == "item"'>
Code-1 EXECUTE IF TRUE
<B: else />
Code-2 EXECUTE IF FALSE
</ B: if>

The Mean Tag is A Directory Or / Path. Example If This Code Wants to appear in Home Index / Front Then Use Tag <b: if cond = 'data: blog.url == data: blog.homepageUrl'>
Code
</ B: if>
And If You Want Post Articles Want In Front Of Or Index Page Then Use The Above Tag As A Simple Template Belongs To Google. So Conclusion Tags Is A Path or Directory.
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