I have decided to re-enable the navbar shown at the top of most blogger blogs. The reason being that this navbar has helped drive traffic from various parts of the world to my blog and I want to do my part in driving traffic to as yet undiscovered blogs.

In fact, I wasn't even aware that my chosen layout would block the navbar but after looking online to see how to enable or disable it, I found out that you can either put the following lines of code in, or take them out, if you want to show the navbar in my case:

#navbar, #navbar-iframe {
height: 0px;
visibility: hidden;
display: none;
}

Also I noticed that in my blog, the name was actually .navbar not #navbar or #navbar-iframe. Your results may vary.

By the way, for the people wondering how I log my visitors, I use Statcounter.com. Its a free service and you don't actually need to show the hit counter for the page visits to count, although you can customize the appearance of that if you so desire. I highly recommend Statcounter, they allow you to track more than one project at a time and best of all, its free. They do have a paid version, but for most people without a boatload of traffic, the free version works just as well.