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How can I embed Echo underneath Squarespace blog posts
I just purchased a year's worth of ECHO commenting, but I'm having trouble figuring out how to embed the system into ONLY the blog posts of my Squarespace account.
So far, when I try to embed the code into my Squarespace site, it causes the commenting system to appear beneath every page on my site, instead of JUST the blog posts.
Would you please shed some light on how I can go about properly installing this? Thanks so much ;-)
So far, when I try to embed the code into my Squarespace site, it causes the commenting system to appear beneath every page on my site, instead of JUST the blog posts.
Would you please shed some light on how I can go about properly installing this? Thanks so much ;-)
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Inappropriate?I doubt anyone could offer specific help until you post the URL to your blog.2 Comments
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Also, please notice how within my blog's homepage and each blog entry, the ECHO system bleeds into columns that lie outside of the post.
http://thevirtualbiographer.com/blog
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Inappropriate?Also, please notice how within my blog's homepage and each blog entry, the ECHO system bleeds into columns that lie outside of the post.
http://thevirtualbiographer.com/blog
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Inappropriate?Hello Brad -
JS-Kit is working...
but you've got problems with your page layout/template. You're seeing a comment section on all of your pages because you're calling for a js-kit comment div either in your page [default] template, or on each page.
The overlap stuff is related to how much space your template is allowing and the size of the div you are specifying in each call for the script. You can adjust the width of the comment widget/input area from within the style of the DIV - but you'll have to learn how to make changes to your template (because that's not a function of JS-Kit).
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Inappropriate?SquareSpace is awesome but i'd like to have jskit comments. I can only add code to this section in the pic below because it is not like blogger or wordpress where you can literally go in a change code. You just add code. But i don't understand how to add jskit and have the css understand that i only want it under my blog posts. If you could please try the squarespace trial in order to see what i'm talking about. It would be great if you have an automatic install for SQUARESPACE. Please help.Thanks!
I’m a bit bummed.
CHAMP
