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Kitty on
Thursday, January 20, 2011
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You found a really nice layout for your (Classic) Blogger and you decided to use it on your site. So you downloaded it and put it up on your blog only to find out later it doesn't have the commenting feature enabled. This can be a frustration especially when you have no idea how to add the comment feature.
This tutorial will teach you how to do it yourself with as little trouble as possible. Also, this tutorial is intended for those who want the comment form to be embedded below the post.
NOTE: Before making any changes to your template, make sure you save a backup copy in case you screw it up in the process of editing it.
First, you need to go to Settings > Comments and make sure you check the radio button for Show comments. If you have this already set, you can skip this step.
Next, open your Template and go to the <Blogger> </Blogger> tags. Put the following snippets anywhere between those tags, preferably just before </Blogger>. The purpose of the <ItemPage> tags are to ensure the comment feature does not appear in the mainpage.
<ItemPage>
<BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
<div>
<BlogItemComments>
<br /><$BlogCommentAuthor$> <strong>said on</strong> <a href="#<$BlogCommentNumber$>">
<$BlogCommentDateTime$></a>
<$BlogCommentDeleteIcon$>
<p><$BlogCommentBody$></p>
</BlogItemComments></div>
</BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
<$BlogItemCreate$>
</ItemPage>
Next, you want to add the codes that will be the link to the comment section, including the comment count for that post. You can paste this codes anywhere you like but it has to be between the <Blogger> </Blogger> tags.
<MainPage>
<BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
<BlogItemCommentsEnabled><a href="<$BlogItemCommentCreate$>"
<$BlogItemCommentFormOnClick$>> <$BlogItemCommentCount$>
comments</a> | <a href="<$BlogItemCommentCreate$>" <$BlogItemCommentFormOnClick$>>Leave a comment</a>
</BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
</BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
</MainPage>
Save your template and you can try it out.Labels: commenting feature, tutorial
Blogged by:
Kitty on
Thursday, January 20, 2011
| Leave a comment
Facebook comments: comments
You found a really nice layout for your (Classic) Blogger and you decided to use it on your site. So you downloaded it and put it up on your blog only to find out later it doesn't have the commenting feature enabled. This can be a frustration especially when you have no idea how to add the comment feature.
This tutorial will teach you how to do it yourself with as little trouble as possible. Also, this tutorial is intended for those who want the comment form to be embedded below the post.
NOTE: Before making any changes to your template, make sure you save a backup copy in case you screw it up in the process of editing it.
First, you need to go to Settings > Comments and make sure you check the radio button for Show comments. If you have this already set, you can skip this step.
Next, open your Template and go to the <Blogger> </Blogger> tags. Put the following snippets anywhere between those tags, preferably just before </Blogger>. The purpose of the <ItemPage> tags are to ensure the comment feature does not appear in the mainpage.
<ItemPage>
<BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
<div>
<BlogItemComments>
<br /><$BlogCommentAuthor$> <strong>said on</strong> <a href="#<$BlogCommentNumber$>">
<$BlogCommentDateTime$></a>
<$BlogCommentDeleteIcon$>
<p><$BlogCommentBody$></p>
</BlogItemComments></div>
</BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
<$BlogItemCreate$>
</ItemPage>
Next, you want to add the codes that will be the link to the comment section, including the comment count for that post. You can paste this codes anywhere you like but it has to be between the <Blogger> </Blogger> tags.
<MainPage>
<BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
<BlogItemCommentsEnabled><a href="<$BlogItemCommentCreate$>"
<$BlogItemCommentFormOnClick$>> <$BlogItemCommentCount$>
comments</a> | <a href="<$BlogItemCommentCreate$>" <$BlogItemCommentFormOnClick$>>Leave a comment</a>
</BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
</BlogItemCommentsEnabled>
</MainPage>
Save your template and you can try it out.Labels: commenting feature, tutorial
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