How To Remove Year/Month and .Html From Blogger Post Permalink Format To Be Like Wordpress URL ?

Hii buddy hope you all right toady i am sharing a latest trick which makes your blogger blog or site like a pro  wordpress Website guys if you are using blogger and if you have noticed that blogger permalink comes with year/month in fron of permalink and at last you will see .html so if you want to remove it and make it only post name permalink then you can read the whole article so first of all we start with a demo.

suppose i have a post whose url is "https://seecoin.blogspot.com/2021/05/free-premium-seo-tool-semrush-free.html" you can see /2021/05/ before the post name url and at last .html now i will show it without /2021/05/ before the post name url and at last .html so if you read the whole article then your post permalink become to "https://seecoin.blogspot.com/free-premium-seo-tool-semrush-free" so if you want this thing to your blog then follow the important steps...

#HOW TO CHANGE BLOGGER PERMALINK FORMAT TO BE LKE WORDPRESS URL ?

Step 1: Go to blogger.com, then choose the blog which you want to customize the permalink.

Step 2: Now go to Theme Section.

Step 3: Click on Edit Html.

Step 4: Search for the </head> tag.

Step 5: Copy the below script.

Step 6:  Paste that copied javascript before </head>.

Step 7: Save the Theme Changes.

All Your Setting Done....

COPY THE CODE FROM BELOW  <script type='text/javascript'> //<![CDATA[ // BloggerJS v0.4.0 // Licensed under the MIT License // Copyright (c) 2017-2018 Kenny Cruz // github.com/jokenox // Tutorials Published By SmartTechMukesh.Online // Setting var config = { // Allow dates in ticket URLs. postsDatePrefix: false, // short URL just to enter the site, // but not in its general operation. accessOnly: false, // Usar API v3 de Blogger. useApiV3: false, apiKey: "BLOGGER-API-V3" } var postsOrPages = ["pages", "posts"], blogId = "<data:blog.blogId/>", urlTotal, fetchIndex = 1, ampChar = "&"[0], secondRequest = true, feedPriority = 0, nextPageToken; // urlVal (); // Validate if the URL corresponds to a post / page, // if not, or if it corresponds to the index. function urlVal() { var url = window.location.pathname; var length = url.length; var urlEnd = url.substring(length - 5); if (urlEnd === ".html") return 0; else if (length > 1) return 1; else return 2; } // urlMod (); // Modify the URL by removing the date or the "/ p /" as well as the ".html". function urlMod() { var url = window.location.pathname; if (url.substring(1, 2) === "p") { url = url.substring(url.indexOf("/",1) + 1); url = url.substr(0, url.indexOf(".html")); history.replaceState(null, null, "../" + url); } else { if (!config.postsDatePrefix) url = url.substring(url.indexOf("/",7) + 1); else url = url.substring(1); url = url.substr(0, url.indexOf(".html")); history.replaceState(null, null, "../../" + url); } } // urlSearch (url, database); // Look for a specific url in the database, if found, // then it will direct to her. function urlSearch(url, database) { var pathname = url + ".html"; database.forEach(function(element) { var search = element.search(pathname); if (search !== -1) window.location = element; }); } // urlManager (database, id); // Run a URL validation, to determine with the result // the action to perform (modify it or find it in the blog feed). function urlManager() { var validation = urlVal(); if (validation === 0) { if (!config.accessOnly) urlMod(); } else if (validation === 1) { fetchData(postsOrPages[feedPriority], 1); } else if (validation === 2) { if (!config.accessOnly) history.replaceState(null, null, "/"); } } // fetchData (); // Make a request for blog data. function fetchData(postsOrPages, index) { var script = document.createElement("script"); if (config.useApiV3) { var jsonUrl = "https://www.googleapis.com/blogger/v3/blogs/" + blogId + "/" + postsOrPages + "?key=" + config.apiKey + "#maxResults=500#fields=nextPageToken%2Citems(url)#callback=parseData"; if (nextPageToken) jsonUrl += "#pageToken=" + nextPageToken; nextPageToken = undefined; } else { var jsonUrl = window.location.protocol + "//" + window.location.hostname + "/feeds/" + postsOrPages + "/summary?start-index=" + index + "#max-results=150#orderby=published#alt=json-in-script#callback=parseData"; } jsonUrl = jsonUrl.replace(/#/g, ampChar); script.type = "text/javascript"; script.src = jsonUrl; document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(script); } // parseData (); // Get data in JSON format, classify it // and send them to compare the current URL. function parseData(json) { var database = []; if (!config.useApiV3) { if (!urlTotal) { urlTotal = parseInt(json.feed.openSearch$totalResults.$t); } try { json.feed.entry.forEach(function(element, index) { var entry = json.feed.entry[index]; entry.link.forEach(function(element, index) { if (entry.link[index].rel === "alternate") database.push(entry.link[index].href); }); }); } catch(e) {} } else { try { json.items.forEach(function(element, index) { database.push(element.url); }); } catch(e) {} nextPageToken = json.nextPageToken; } urlSearch(window.location.pathname, database); if (urlTotal > 150) { fetchIndex += 150; urlTotal -= 150; fetchData(postsOrPages[feedPriority], fetchIndex); } else if (nextPageToken) { fetchData(postsOrPages[feedPriority]); } else if(secondRequest) { nextPageToken = undefined; urlTotal = 0; fetchIndex = 1; secondRequest = false; if (feedPriority === 0) { feedPriority = 1; fetchData("posts", 1); } else if(feedPriority === 1) { feedPriority = 0; fetchData("pages", 1); } } } // bloggerJS (); // Start BloggerJS. // You can receive as a parameter the search order for the URLs, // that is, if it will start to compare against pages or posts. // 0 or empty = Pages, 1 = Entries. function bloggerJS(priority) { if (priority) feedPriority = priority; urlManager(); } bloggerJS(); //]]> </script>

#CONCLUSION

Hope You guys understand the whole process permalink is the most impostant thing a for a website so be sure that your new permalink will be indexed after the script implantation all old indexed urls which comes with .html at last and if you removed the old permalink the google will reduce the quality of seo of that website so install the code to a new site which will be the best for seo...