Do you mean the URL pattern

Do you mean the URL pattern `“.blogger.com/blog/posts/…”` used by Blogger? Here’s what that means / how it’s used 👇 ### ✅ What that URL structure is * On Blogger’s admin/dashboard side (when you log in), there’s a section where you manage all your posts. The URL shown in the browser for that posts-list page uses the format: `https://www.blogger.com/blog/posts/[blogid]`. ([Sneeit][1]) * In other words: * `blogger.com/blog/posts/` — a fixed part pointing to the “posts management” area. * `[blogid]` — a numeric (or unique) identifier for your specific blog. This tells Blogger which blog’s posts to show you. ([Sneeit][1]) ### 🛠️ What it’s used for * That URL brings up your **dashboard** view of all posts (published + drafts) of a blog, letting you edit, delete, or publish posts. ([bloggingallinfo.blogspot.com][2]) * It is *not* the public URL of your blog; so you (or others) visiting that URL will **not** see the blog’s public content (unless logged into your account). ### 📄 Public-facing blog vs Dashboard URL difference * If you want to access / share your public blog posts (viewable by everyone), Blogger provides a “feed” URL — for example: `https://[blogName].blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default` — to list posts. ([Tech Tips Hub][3]) * The “.blogger.com/blog/posts/…” URL is strictly for blog **management** (internal to your account on Blogger). --- If you like — I can walk you through **how** to find your blog’s public feed link (so you can share or export posts). Do you want me to show that? [1]: https://sneeit.com/blogger-link-structure/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Blogger Link Structure" [2]: https://bloggingallinfo.blogspot.com/2019/12/blogger-dashboard-basic-guide.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Blogger dashboard basic guide - all options and settings in detail" [3]: https://techubber.blogspot.com/2016/03/blogger-tips-how-to-show-recent-posts-in-blogger-blog.html?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Blogger Tips: How to show recent posts in Blogger blog? - Tech Tips Hub"