Fewer number of posts appearing

In some cases, you may have experienced that the number of posts displayed does not match the number specified in the Blogger settings. This happens because you're not using the post limit feature on each article.

Solution:
Use the post limit feature on every published article.

• In the Post Editor with Writing View, click on icon and find the Insert Post Limit feature, add it in the 2nd or 3rd paragraph of the article.
• Alternatively in HTML View mode, insert the <!--more--> code in the 2nd or 3rd paragraph of the article.

We also wrote about this issue in our optimization guide.

Post list display is not aligned

We use snippet(data:post.body) as a post snippet, the goal is to hide the image caption in the snippet, but snippet(data:post.body) will also display certain tags in the post snippet including: <b>, <i>, <u>, <strong>, <strike>, etc. Because of this, sometimes the list of posts is not aligned.

Solution:
Change snippet(data:post.body) to snippet(data:post.snippets.long) in the code below:

<b:eval expr='snippet(data:post.body, {length: 150, links: false, linebreaks: false})'/>

<b:eval expr='snippet(data:post.snippets.long, {length: 150, links: false, linebreaks: false})'/>

Author profile doesn't appear

The Author Profile widget fetches data from the name, photo, and description of the Blogger profile, if one of them is missing then the widget will not appear, the most common cause of the error is the profile description that has not been completed.

Solution:
Complete the Blogger profile, especially the description section.

1. On Blogger dashboard, click on Settings.
2. Scroll down until you find the General group.
3. Click User Profile, you will be redirected to a new tab.
4. On the Blogger Profile editing page, scroll to the Additional Information section.
5. Fill in the Introduce Yourself field and click Save Profile.

Comment timestamp only shows 'seconds ago'

The main reason for this issue is that the timestamp format is not being understood by the timeAgo.js script.

Solution:
You just need to change the comment timestamp format to fix this issue.

1. Go to Blogger Settings.
2. Scroll down to the Formatting group.
3. Click Comment timestamp format.
4. Choose the time format as shown in the following image:
   
5. Click Save.