How can I add Bluesky-powered comments to my website? #1003
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Today I read this article: https://www.coryzue.com/writing/bluesky-comments/ It teaches us how to use Bluesky as a comment system for our blogs. Then, I made a test with Yellow, adding the CSS file inside the tag My header now looks like this: I finished it adding the codes in the steps 3 (Add source maps for React) and 4 (Import and use the library and any other functions you need in an ES module script) at the footer in this same same post, ending with the
Unfortunately, the comments are not loading: http://www.blogri.link/blog/made-for-people Well, if someone know how I can fix this, it would be great. |
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First of all, could you please edit your discussion and write the title as a question so that it meets our community guidelines? It's hard to solve the problem without the Yello-specific code. The linked example probably won't work without modifications. You may have specified |
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Hi schulle4u! Thank you for your answer. A great week for you! |
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Usually you need to include some CSS/Javascript files in the header of your website. If you like to do this manually in Datenstrom Yellow then edit the file If you prefer a simple solution then use an extension. All of the above can be automated with an extension for Datenstrom Yellow. Here are some existing commenting systems for Datenstrom Yellow: yellow-comment, yellow-disqus, yellow-cusdis and if you want to make a new one for Bluesky there's also an experimental extension for developers. It's super easy to add a commenting system. 😁 |
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Hi Annaesvensson! Thank you very much for your answer. A great week for you! |
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First of all, could you please edit your discussion and write the title as a question so that it meets our community guidelines?
It's hard to solve the problem without the Yello-specific code. The linked example probably won't work without modifications. You may have specified
bluesky_post_uriin your page settings, but maybe you haven't processed this setting somewhere in the initialization code. So the script does not know for what page to display the comments. However I don't know enough about Bluesky to answer this correctly. Also, there may be a problem with inline javascript if it is filtered out by Yello.