This morning comments just would not even load in either Firefox or Explorer so I was forced to switch over to JS Kit's Echo.
Now now comments look awful but at least you can read them.
I will do my best to modify the code today to make them look a bit tidier - I am supposed to be researching not mucking around re-writing code.
If JS Kit had kept their promise to get my comments that are stuck queued in their system fixed within the one week time frame they assured me of 3 weeks ago I could have simply imported all comments to Wordpress and all these problems would not be happening.
UPDATE:
As you can see the comments are a little tidier. I cannot work out the classes for the borders so they are not as tidy as I would like. I also cannot get CommentLuv to work or increase the size of the combox. But these are small details as JS Kit have finally sorted out all our queued comments, with these now back in Bloggers comments feed we are now clear to move to Wordpress so I won't bother fixing the issues here, we'll just move.
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Wednesday, 26 August 2009
Friday, 7 August 2009
Echo Comments UPDATED
Sorry all, it appears that between last nights bloggers drinks and this morning JS-Kit have switched us over to their Echo upgrade for comments which has effectively wrecked the hours of work I, along with the help of Bethyada and Stephanie, put into making comments appear seamlessly integrated and appears to no longer give you a link back to your own blog.
On the bright side the comments appear legible even if they don't look that tidy so I will get to work understanding Echo and seeing what I can do to improve the current state of affairs.
UPDATE
In true JS-Kit style the instructions for customising Echo were hopelessly techie assuming a huge amount of knowledge the average blogger does not possess. Given that Echo has munted the way our comments display I am pleased to report that I managed to turn Echo off and switch back to the previous format. Comments are back to normal.
On the bright side the comments appear legible even if they don't look that tidy so I will get to work understanding Echo and seeing what I can do to improve the current state of affairs.
UPDATE
In true JS-Kit style the instructions for customising Echo were hopelessly techie assuming a huge amount of knowledge the average blogger does not possess. Given that Echo has munted the way our comments display I am pleased to report that I managed to turn Echo off and switch back to the previous format. Comments are back to normal.
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