With the new threaded comments on Blogger, replying to comments is easier and more fun. The comment thread is where the conversation between the author and his readers takes place. And I just thought that it would be pretty cool to have a different font style for the comments.
So with my OCD in overdrive, I finally found a way to do just that.
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And if want to do the same, you could follow these simple steps. Before doing any edits on your blog HTML, be sure to backup your template. As this is important, I will say it again.. backup your template.
- On the new Blogger dashboard, go to Template.
- Click Edit HTML.
- Click Expand Widget Template.
- Find this code /* Variable definitions. To do that, click CTRL+F, and paste the code in the search box.
- Paste the following codes just below the dashed lines.
<Variable name="sscommentfont" description="Comment Font" type="font"
default="normal normal 100% 'Trebuchet MS', Trebuchet, Verdana, Sans-serif" value="normal normal 100% 'Trebuchet MS', Trebuchet, Verdana, Sans-serif"/>
<Variable name="sscommentcolor" description="Comment Color" type="color" default="#000000" value="#000000"/>
- Find this code /* Comments.
- Paste the following codes under the dashed lines.
font: $sscommentfont;
color: $sscommentcolor;
}
- Click Save Template.
When you're done, go to your Blogger Template Designer. You will be able to see 2 new entries - Comment Font and Comment Color.
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| Entries: Comment Font and Comment Color |
I'm using the dominant colors in my blog - orange and green. The font is italicized Georgia. But with these new options, I could change font face, style, size and color of the comments anytime. Do let me know if these colors make the comments hard to read. I will changed it back to grey.. or blue, maybe. No problem there, I've got a lot of choices.
If you're happy with the way the comments look in your blog, then there is no need to edit anything. But if you want to do the changes, just follow the instructions and you'll do fine. Just remember to backup your template first. You will need them, just in case the codes don't work on your blog. Good luck!





