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In order to use this feature, you need to setup it first. First thing to do is enable the safelink plugin through Theme Designer:

  1. Go to Blogger Theme Designer.
  2. Click on Advanced tab.
  3. From dropdown selection list, select Plugin: Safelink (Experimental).
  4. Set the length of Safelink to 2px in order to enable it.

Now you need to configure at-least one Safelink page. Safelink page is the page where user is redirected and asked to perferm few actions in order to get the original link. You can configure safelink pages through Theme HTML Editor.

  1. Go to Blogger HTML Editor.
  2. Find the following code snippet and put your page link at marked parts. It is not mandatory to put all four pages' link, at-least one of them should be there:

    You have to put only pathname of the page instead of full url. For an example, if you want to include https://www.example.com/p/my-safelink-page.html, only put /p/my-safelink-page.html.

    <Variable name="safelink.page1" description="Safelink Page 1" type="string" default="" value="/p/safelink-page-1.html"/>
[!] Safelink Page 1
[!] @type {String}
[!] Warning: Don't add full url of the safelink page, only include the pathname

<Variable name="safelink.page2" description="Safelink Page 2" type="string" default="" value=""/>
[!] Safelink Page 2
[!] @type {String}
[!] Warning: Don't add full url of the safelink page, only include the pathname

<Variable name="safelink.page3" description="Safelink Page 3" type="string" default="" value=""/>
[!] Safelink Page 3
[!] @type {String}
[!] Warning: Don't add full url of the safelink page, only include the pathname

<Variable name="safelink.page4" description="Safelink Page 4" type="string" default="" value=""/>
[!] Safelink Page 4
[!] @type {String}
[!] Warning: Don't add full url of the safelink page, only include the pathname

You can add a classname safeL to <a> elements to automatically put the link b

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