If you have followed the instructions, your HTML page has the comments code embedded in it. You should be able to immediately see the "Leave a comment" message on that page when you publish it on your web server and access it with a browser. The comments will not be visible if you access a page located on your computer. Note also, that numeric site addresses are not supported either.

You are receiving e-mail notifications of all new comments in a thread, because you have specified your e-mail address in the "Send replies to email" field in the comments form. To stop receiving new comments in the thread, follow the instructions provided at the bottom of e-mail notification messages.

When a new comment is posted, the site administrator and all subscribers receive e-mail notifications. If a comment is automatically marked as spam or junk by the anti-spam Akismet engine, the notifications are not sent.

Comment authors can delete their comments only. The site administrators can delete any comment.

To delete a comment on a page of your site, visit that page and click on the word "delete" next to it. The comment will be deleted immediately. This action is immediate, ruthless and irreversible!

JS-Kit utilizes complementary anti-spam protection provided by Akismet, the leading spam blocking system for bloggers. Site administrator can train the system by tagging messages as spam.

To remove spam comments from your site, go to the "Controls" panel in any commenting form on the site and click on the "Moderate comments" link. This will take you to the "Moderation" sub-section of "Your Settings" at JS-Kit. The "Moderation" section lists all newly posted comments. To mark a comment as spam, click on "block" next to the comment and then click on the "Spam/Junk" button. The comment will disappear from the list and from your site, and the anti-spam system will be notified that such comments should be considered spam in the future.

Note: Training the anti-spam system this way will not always provide immediate result. You may have to mark the unwanted comments as spam multiple times for the system to recognize the future occurrences of similar unwanted messages. For immediate result, use IP blocking capability.

JS-Kit automatically detects the primary language of a browser used to access your site and serves the widget in that language. The following languages are supported as of now: English, Japanese, Portugese and Russian.

If you are interested in translating the Comments widget into another language. We can put in your translation momentarily.

Add the following code to a page where you would like the comment counter to be displayed:

You can change the comments' look by using CSS after the <SCRIPT> tag.

For example, the following code changes the color of a "Leave a comment" string to red:

The next example adds a solid border around the Karma (aka "Like this comment?") block:

In the following example we will customize the width of the comments box:

For further details on customizing your comments form see sections Using CSS to style and Customization templates of the Customization page.

You can disable the "[reply]" functionality by hiding the .js-singleCommentReplyable class style using the following CSS code:

You can disable Karma functionality (the "Like this comment?" question) by hiding the .js-singleCommentKarma class style using the following CSS code:

Set the path attribute to "{Permalink}":

Afer installing the widget be the first to post a comment leaving your email address, this would secure our administrative rights.

Verify you are admin by visiting settings. You should see your site listed under "You Manage" title. From the settings page click on "Moderate" to access the moderation page.

See also: An article Site Subsection Moderation Explained in our blog for additional information on comment moderation capabilities.

In the edit-html section of the Blogger template add the following code after the "post-body" and "post-footer":

It is possible to integrate JS-Kit Comments into Blogger without losing your existing comments.

1. Go to www.blogger.com and login.
2. In the blogs list select a blog you want to upgrade with JS-Kit Comments and click on "Layout".
3. Select "Edit HTML" in menu.
4. Click "Download Full Template" and save your template.
5. Go to import.
6. Select "Blogger" in the list of blogging platforms. Enter your blog URL, login, password and click "Import my comments!".
7. Wait a few seconds while your comments are getting imported from your blog into a JS-Kit commenting system.
8. Upload your Blogger template saved at step 4, and save the resulting JS-Kit template.
9. Go to you blog page by clicking the link "go to your blog page".
10. You will be redirected to your blog's "Edit Layout" page where you should upload the JS-Kit template created in step 8.

NOTE: If you want to roll back to your old template, go to "Layout/Edit HTML" on Blogger and click "Revert widget templates to default".

For wordpress server, edit your template (index.php) in your themes directory. Add the following code after "class=post"

It is possible to integrate JS-Kit Comments into WordPress without losing your existing comments. We utilize a special Plugin to migrate your existing WordPress comments to JS-Kit and replace the default commenting module with JS-Kit Comments widget. The change is reversible and controlled from the JS-Kit Plugin configuration menu on WordPress.

1. Download the WordPress plugin.
   
2. Unpack the plugin into the wp-content/plugins folder in your WordPress directory.
   – All extracted files should appear in wp-content/plugins/js-kit/ directory
3. Activate the plugin
   – Enter into Plugin Menu in your Administration Panels.
   – In the list of plug-ins find JS-Kit Comment System.
   – Press Activate
4. From your blog administration page, enter the Plugin Menu.
   
5. Enter a login and the password of your account on WordPress, and press Integrate.