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the HTML building blocks for website design, allow you to create a widget that displays the labels assigned to your various posts on your blog's sidebar. In this situation, the two work in tandem to produce a tangible result on the blog that allows readers to interact with the site by giving them a place to not only see all the labels assigned to various posts, but to navigate them quickly and easily.
 




 

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Labels and tags both play a role in the use of gadgets -- sometimes referred to as widgets -- on your blog. Tags, the HTML building blocks for website design, allow you to create a widget that displays the labels assigned to your various posts on your blog's sidebar. In this situation, the two work in tandem to produce a tangible result on the blog that allows readers to interact with the site by giving them a place to not only see all the labels assigned to various posts, but to navigate them quickly and easily. The tag for the label widget looks like this:
<b:widget id="header" type='HeaderView' locked="yes"/> <b:widget id="myLabels" type='Labels' locked="no" title="My Blog Topics"/>

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When you click on the "New Post" button on your Blogger dashboard, you are sent to a page with a large text box for composing your post. Scroll down to the bottom of this text box to see a section titled "Labels for this post" with a smaller text box next to it. You can place single words or longer phases in this box; whatever you choose to write here, it should reflect what your post is about. While labels are an optional, added feature to your blog -- one that benefits both you, the author, and your readers -- tags are a standard part of your website. This is because they are a part of the HTML, the computer language used to build your website. In fact, HTML tags are even used to build and give labels their functionality on your website.
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