How to Remove Blogger Default CSS
Removing the default Blogger CSS (often called the "CSS Bundle") is the first step to creating a completely custom, fast-loading theme. Blogger injects a large file (bundle.css) and several authorization styles that can override your custom designs.
Here is the cleanest, most modern method to strip Blogger's default styles.
Prerequisite: Backup Your Theme
Before touching the code, save your current work.
Go to Theme.
Click the Arrow next to "Customize".
Select Backup > Download.
Method 1: The "b:css" Attribute (Recommended)
This is the standard "switch" provided by Blogger to disable its default stylesheets. It prevents the platform from injecting the widget_css_bundle.css file into your <head>.
Go to Theme > Edit HTML.
Find the opening
<htmltag at the very top of the code (usually line 2 or 3).Add the attribute
b:css='false'inside the tag.
It should look like this:
(Note: If you already have other attributes like b:version, just add b:css='false' next to them.)
Save the theme.
What this removes:
The main
bundle.css(which contains styles for headers, footers, and default widgets).Default widget styling (e.g., the default "Profile" or "Archive" widget looks).
Method 2: Cleaning the <b:skin> Tag
Even with the bundle disabled, your template likely still contains the "Skin" — the CSS used by Blogger's "Customize" designer tool. If you are coding a custom theme, you don't need this.
In the HTML editor, search for
<b:skin>.You will see a massive block of code starting with
<

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