Hide Blogger Post From Archieve Categories and Feeds

1. Start a new post in Blogger.
2. Enter the information that you would like displayed on the page in the Blogger editor.
3. Once you have entered the content, click the Post Options link.
4. Now we will satisfy two of the points above. Below Reader Comments select the Don’t allow option to disable the comments for the page.
5. Below Post date and time, enter a date that occurs in the past. For my pages I use June 23, 2007 since that is the first day of Technically Easy. This should prevent the post from being sent to your subscribers as an update.
6. When everything is ready to be published, click the Publish Post button.

Now we have a new post that has a past date and doesn’t allow comments. The next steps will prevent the post date from being displayed.

1. Click the Layout tab to display your blog’s layout.
2. Click the Edit HTML link to display the layout in HTML.
3. Check the Expand Widget Templates checkbox to display the Blogger code for each widget.
4. Search for the location where the post date is displayed. For blogs that use version 2, search for <data:post.dateHeader/>.
5. Before that line include the following:

<b:if cond='data:post.allowComments'>

This tells Blogger to only display the post date if comments are allowed for the post. Since we disabled comments, the post date won’t be displayed.

Now load up the new page to see if it is displayed as you would like. You can now link to that page from anywhere on your blog, or another Web site.