• Contains utilities for blogging
• Contains templates and other data in support of a blog

The .xml template files I have used (or are currently using) in my Blogger blog are:

• template-stretch-denim-brents-color-scheme.xml contains a similar color scheme as in template-Son_of_Moto_Mean_Green_Blogging_Machine_variation.xml but doesn't suffer from the skinny nature of the latter.

• template-Son_of_Moto_Mean_Green_Blogging_Machine_variation.xml is the original template that is too skinny but has the right color scheme.

• template-simple-josh-peterson-green-color-scheme.xml is just the a saving off of my original Simple template before deciding I needed to add syntax highlighting for source code.

• template-with-code-syntax-highlighting.xml is the same as template-simple-josh-peterson-green-color-scheme.xml but with the syntax highlighting code added (see https://www.craftyfella.com/2010/01/syntax-highlighting-with-blogger-engine.html for details). I did not have to do html encoding as his site indicated as long as I use the CDATA blocks. For example, these worked on my blog:

  <script class="brush: js" type="syntaxhighlighter"></script>

The Elisp file, blogger_template_scanner.el, is a set of utility functions I used for scanning the CSS parts of the Blogger templates