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Blogger a while back introduced Pages which allows for single web pages outside of the main blog. Which is great for 'About Me' pages and the like.
My blog is hosted on its own domain, and I want to know how I can map certain subdomains to specific pages.
For example instead of
http://www.example.com/p/contact.html
I want it to go to
http://contact.example.com
Sweet! Blogger in Draft just implemented a feature to exclude your own visits. It does not seam to work, yet, though.
Update: This cookie does not seem to hold it's value and work in IE (8). I realize it is just a "draft" feature, but I'm considering using the HOSTS file instead.
Update 2: Even when the cookie maintains it's value in non-IE browsers, the visits are still tracked. This new "draft" feature still has some kinks...
There is a new "Don't track your own pageviews" link in the real-time stats tab:
Static pages are not should not go in the RSS as they lack published date and other items which a post has so that users syndicate to the feed (a static page should not be showing these items).
Now seeing that the only way to get the sitemap is using the RSS feed that leaves one in a conundrum.
Your only option would be to manually recreate it using a script or by hand to submit the sitemap.
If your static pages are not being updated frequently then you shouldn't have to worry about indexing.
Best Answer
I'm not sure if that can be done from blogger.. but you can do something like this:
I have a sub-domain in my website http://html.comcal.org which redirect to a Google Calendar. That can be done from your domain panel..