Embedded Comment Form in Blogger

Dear Blogger Friends,

Today I'm going to share a new innovation in blogger. Actually I'm surfing some friends blog and I've seen, comment form in the same page. I'm really happy and shocked both at a time, about this features. So, I've gone through Google, I've found the solution and I'm going to share over here.

Many of we users of Blogger are searching for such innovation from blogger group. Now we have. This is very easy to implement in your blog and is directly powered by blogger.Blogger have developed an inline (embedded) comment form which can be enabled through Blogger in Draft. This is probably the most requested feature for Blogger, and I'm sure many of you will want to use this straight away! Now we can place comment form in same page of blog as in wordpress blog.

Now get started with it:
May be you haven't use blogger in draft yet. So, as to enable this feature first of all go to Blogger In Draft because from Blogger you are unable to see three options in comments setting page.
So, first of all make sure that your are in Blogger Draft.

Then go to Settings>Comments and scroll down the page to see the new "Comment form placement" setting:



Check the radio setting for "Embedded below post" which will enable the display of the comment form below your blog posts.

If you have customized your template, you will need to make a small change to your template code for this comment form to display. But don't worry, it's a very simple customization to make!

Simply go to Layout>Edit HTML in your blog's dashboard and check the "Expand widget templates" box.

Then,Search for this line in your template code:(Press Ctrl+F for quick search.)

<b:include data='post' name='comments' />

Immediately after this above line, add the following line of code:

<b:include data='post' name='comment-form'/>

Then save your template. This method adds the required code for the comment form without having to alter the whole comment area. Later you may return to blogger dashbord or you may use blogger draft dashboard.

At last, I'd like to thank bloggerbuster for this nice info.

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