How to remove or hide no posts in blogger

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 If you have created a new blog in blogger then before adding a new post you will see No posts displayed on your blog. This articles describes simple steps to remove this.

 how to remove "no posts" in blogger

  To beautify your blog it is good to remove No posts displayed on your blog. It will get displayed in several conditions.
  1.     If you have created a new blog and not added a single post to it.
  2.     If you have moved all posts to a draft section.
  3.     It you have deleted all the posts from a blogger blog.
Follow the simple steps described below to remove it.


  1. Go to the Template section in Blogger Dashboard.
  2. Click on the customize button. It will open Blogger Template Designer tool.
  3. Now go to the advanced section in this tool.
  4. Drag the scroll bar and select Add CSS section.
  5. Add the CSS code displayed below in Add Custom CSS area.
.status-msg-wrap { display: none; }


Now click on the Apply to blog button displayed at the top right corner.It will display a message as Template applied.

With these steps you have successfully removed the No posts message displayed on your blog. 

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