This is a tool that the owner of a blog can set preferences for in Blogger's Dashboard, under the Setting | Formatting tab.
Some caveats:
1. The blog must be public; no password/login needed to read the blog.
2. Your blog must have feeds/atom/rss enabled. In the Settings | Site feed tab of your Blogger Dashboard, you have clicked/turned on either Full or Jump Break for posts.
These views take the feed for your blog, and extract the text or image data to make it easier for readers to read and navigate your blog in different ways.
A reader can use one of the Dynamic views by adding /view/dynamicviewname to the end of your URL.
There are five Dynamic Views:
Flipcard: available at [blogURL]/view/flipcard
Mosaic: available at [blogURL]/view/mosaic
Sidebar: available at [blogURL]/view/sidebar
Snapshot: available at [blogURL]/view/snapshot
Timeslide: available at [blogURL]/view/timeslide
You can Dynamic Views for Authors and Dynamic Views for Readers for more specific information.
This could be really cool, and visually stunning especially for blogs with lots of images, like food blogs, or art / photography blogs.
Some caveats:
1. The blog must be public; no password/login needed to read the blog.
2. Your blog must have feeds/atom/rss enabled. In the Settings | Site feed tab of your Blogger Dashboard, you have clicked/turned on either Full or Jump Break for posts.
These views take the feed for your blog, and extract the text or image data to make it easier for readers to read and navigate your blog in different ways.
A reader can use one of the Dynamic views by adding /view/dynamicviewname to the end of your URL.
There are five Dynamic Views:
Flipcard: available at [blogURL]/view/flipcard
Mosaic: available at [blogURL]/view/mosaic
Sidebar: available at [blogURL]/view/sidebar
Snapshot: available at [blogURL]/view/snapshot
Timeslide: available at [blogURL]/view/timeslide
You can Dynamic Views for Authors and Dynamic Views for Readers for more specific information.
This could be really cool, and visually stunning especially for blogs with lots of images, like food blogs, or art / photography blogs.