Can I show non-FB comments in between FB comments?
If I understand correctly comments are shown via iFrame?
If you are talking about Facebook comments plugin, then the answer is NO.
You can't place non-fb comments 'in between' fb comments.
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The design of comments of Blogger set the comments box at the end of the comments lists. I think its great, unless there are too many comments. So, I was looking for a way to put the comment box first, I think its better for UX!
Can you help me, please?
PD: I know Google+ comments has this option, but I prefer to keep on my Blogger account! In fact, they (Blogger Help Forum) recomended me with you!
This is what I would like to do:
Go to Theme > Edit HTML, search for <b:includable id='threadedComments' var='post'> and move the block within <p class='comment-footer'> before <div class='comments-content'> like the following
I'm having a Facebook commenting section on my project. It works fine, I'm just wondering if I can capture the comments right after its posted so I can save the comment's content in my database?
Is there a way to capture 'post comment' event?
Take a look at Edge Events, specifically comment.create:
FB.Event.subscribe('comment.create', comment_callback);
Source: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/javascript/FB.Event.subscribe/v2.6
I have a list of FAQ links on my home page in a static block in the footer. Each link however just opens up the FAQ page.
My code sample
What is Individually Quick Frozen?</li>
What I want is that when a user clicks a particular link in the list on the homepage footer under FAQs (as above), the user should be directly be taken to the answer of that question on the FAQ page i.e. the page should scroll down to where the questions is answered.
My Code sample
<p><strong><a id="1">What is Individually Quick Frozen?</a></strong></p>
But no joy! what am I doing wrong?
Make your link look like this:
What is Individually Quick Frozen?</li>
or better yet
What is Individually Quick Frozen?</li>
Note: For Cms pages urls use direct_url as a parameter for the {{store}} directive. It avoids having a / at the end of the URL. Useful if your pages end with .html. It's not your case but it may be useful in the future.
Now your code in the cms page should looks like this:
<p><strong><a id="_1">What is Individually Quick Frozen?</a></strong></p>
Avoid using numerical ids for elements. It's not standard
Worked perfectly, be sure to update
<a href="{{store url="faqs"}}#_1">
"faqs" to what ever page you want your tag to land on though.
Hello I use Joomla as CMS with a plugin (K2) to handle my articles. Right now all the meta titles are outputting this ' when there is an apostrophe, and Facebook posts render like this
Canada's Economic Action Plan: A Breakdown.
I think what is happening is that the title is being filtered twice, giving the double code for apostrophes. That's what I think but I don't know. Have a look at this page source for the title
http://www.thebeaverton.com/local/local-in-brief/item/360-teacher-compares-death-of-kindergartners-puppy-to-divorce-from-kathy
and you will see
<pre> meta name="title" content="Teacher compares death of kindergartner's puppy to divorce from Kathy" </pre>
What the heck can I do to stop this? I get all my visitors from Facebook shares so this is terrible. Thank you.
Update your k2 version to the latest (2.6.2) this bug - I think introduced in k2 v2.6. Has been fixed in this version! Hope this helps!!
The simple solution is to add a Description in the Metadata Information tab (K2 Edit Item) for any K2 items with special characters which will override the default handling and provide control over how it appears in FB
I've been googling for a while, and browsed http://www.tumblr.com/docs/en/custom_themes but I haven't found the way to show the "original poster" under reblogs in my theme.
So NOT the source (whom I reblogged it from), but the user who originally contributed it to Tumblr (and the link to his / her post.
Hope somebody knows. Thanks! //r
Use reblog's variables containing Root:
{ReblogRootName} — the title of the blog this post was created by.
{ReblogRootTitle} — the URL for the blog this post was created by.
{ReblogRootURL} — the title of the blog this post was created by.