shadaik

I consider it forced design. I’m not forcing stuff on my readers unless it is necessary to make clear some properties of a font, such as the hx-Tags where I clearly want a non-serif font (however, I just realized, having hx a actually makes the browser default, this is unexpected as my defintions for a say nothing at all about defaulting back fonts, so thanks for the hint).
As for the main text, this is up to the user. I simply do not want to interfere with what the user has set up as default in his browser as I reckon it is being defaulted for a reason (wether it be by the browser’s programmers or the user).
Everyone should read it in the font (s)he prefers, not in the one I consider best-looking.

However, if that is the most serious concern with my blog’s design I assume I did something right.

You have two options:

a)
You do it like this:
<div style="text-align:center;">Your content that is to be centered goes here</div>
In this case you need to do this once to your navigational links in the header and once around the bookmark icons. If you use a plug-in for the bookmarks, it depends on the plugin you use.

b)
Or you do it via your css. In that case, you begin like before, only this time it is:
<div class="pick_any_name_for_your_class">again, your content goes here</div>
and add this to your stylesheet (anywhere in your stylesheet, preferably at the bottom):
.name_of_your_class { text-align:center; }

The latter has the advantage that you can also use this for future changes, simply wrapping the <div class="name_of_your_class"></div> around anything that can be centered (works for me on text, pics, embeds, javascript, iframes), wether it is part of the design or a post (unless you write posts using the visual editor).

I honestly don’t want to, can’t see the point in doing this.

As for critique on my post: Of course, the post inconsistency is being dealt with (done), not down.

“I had the same problem but realized that it has to have a blogspot address for the import to work. I changed by settings to a blogspot blog and imported and then changed back to what I normally use with blogger. Hope this helps”

That’s great, but how do you do it?

Wrap ’em in a div or two and give it the property style="text-align:center;"