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MORE TINKERING WITH WORDPRESS 🛠️🤔😥👌 #BloggingCommunity
First, many thanks to all of you who commented on my recent posts! 🌹 I have read and enjoyed them all, and promise to reply this week. Apologies for the delayed responses, as well as not making the usual rounds! MORE TINKERING WITH WORDPRESS 🛠️🤔😥👌 #dogladysden #BloggingCommunity #WordPress #comments
SO, WHAT HAVE I BEEN UP TO? DEALING WITH BOTS! WordPress friends, you may have noticed an…
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TINKERING WITH WORDPRESS 🛠️🤔😥👌 #BloggingCommunity
To my WordPress friends: Over the past year, I’ve made many new blogging connections and I’m thrilled about that! What’s not so thrilling is that my self-hosted wordpress.org site seems to be less user-friendly than some on wordpress.com. To that end, I’ve been tinkering madly with the inner workings of The Doglady’s Den to make it more accessible… TINKERING WITH WORDPRESS 🛠️🤔😥👌 #dogladysden…
Floatton - WordPress Floating Action Button
New Post has been published on https://www.1nulled.com/floatton-wordpress-floating-action-button/
Floatton - WordPress Floating Action Button
Floatton is a premium WordPress plugin that helps you create sticky Floating Action Button with tooltip-styled popup contents to give your user easily accessible contents throughout your website. You can utilize this super handy plugin in so many ways with tons of features provided. For instance add Help or Contact Forms, Newsletter Form, Comment Forms, Cookie Consent, Offer Subscription, Shopping Cart, WooCommerce Rating Form, Registration & Login Form, Feedback Form and more!
Do You Disqus?
My old website was driven by WordPress, which is basically a blogging platform. Having switched over to a straightforward HTML5 website, with a completely separate Tumblr blog, I’ve lost the easy comment forms that are standard on a WordPress site.
I’ve decided to give Disqus a go; I’ve added Disqus comment forms to some of my free knitting and crochet pattern pages, and will wait and see if any visitors leave a comment! I’ve never really used Disqus much before... Please let me you know if you use Disqus, and how it works for you. :)
Comment Forms
Blogged about the various comment forms available.
I've had this idea for a long time to do a post on the different comment forms out there but I've only found the time to do one now. There are tons of comment forms that are available out there and here are a few. I've included pictures of the comment forms and my thoughts on each. Blogger Default Comment Form
It's okay, in my opinion. It's easy to use, accepts HTML and all you need is a Blogger/Google account to comment. However, there's no option for notification of a reply back to your comment, which I do not like. Also, it's looked pretty much the same since I started using Blogger (circa 2009). It's a tad clunky for my taste. Disqus
I switched over to Disqus a year (or was it two years?) ago, but then I removed it. It wasn't showing up since I use No Javascript browser extensions (ie. Ghostery), which blocks Disqus. I disabled blocking for the Disqus script and went back to using Disqus. The reason I still use Disqus is because it's smooth and it's interactive. You get notifications when someone comments back. Also, you don't need to have a Disqus account to use it. You can use your Twitter, Facebook or Google+ account. The spam filter is quite good. A negative side to using Disqus is that unlike the Wordpress comment form, you can't link your name to your blog and have your picture show up. Also, do you pronounce it "discuss" or "discus"?
Full post here: http://crazyredpen.blogspot.com/2012/11/blogging-comment-forms.html
