LJ Update Creates Comment Problems....

[sireesanwar.livejournal.com]

Account Status: All
Theme: Flexible Squares and Nebula
Actions: Full Size Comments Bar Appearing In Custom Posts.

It is quite possible if you have a layout that was created from scratch you are seeing a comments error on your journal. Here is an example:

Suddenly there is a "footer" bar or hovering comment links at the bottom of your page when you are in a post with comments.

What's Happening
So I noticed this on Monday and started messing around with my layouts only to realize that something was very wrong. And I'd just recently read how LJ had updated things. So I sent them a Support Message and got back this response.

Thank you for your report of this problem with loading comments, and I apologize for the inconvenience it is causing. This issue is affecting longer comment threads in journals or communities that use the Flexible Squares or Nebula styles.

This bug has been reported and a fix is being created. Again, my apologies for the inconvenience until the issue is resolved.

So LJ informed me the problem was resolved and but the issue persisted and I found some help with the coding which you can find over at THIS POST.

Pass the word on by reposting this message....

Comments

[dikana.livejournal.com]

Sorry, I'm awful at english :'D

But yes, I think you've got it. I was talking about the capability to organize the content of the web in separate sections, instead of having all the post mixed in a "home page" (like LJ). For example; if I have two or three different anthologies of short stories, I'd want a navbar button named "short stories", which displays into submenus like "anthology 1", "anthology 2" (each of them with submenus of their respective short stories, too), and so on. Ok, it's a pretty dumb example, but you know, that's what I meant XD Not a blog, but a place to keep "tidy" my work, as a kind of archive. And I think Weebly definitely has what I was looking for.

I don't care about Weebly's blog, because I rather keep my blog here, in LJ. Maybe could I... syndicate it? Is it said that way? When you post something in a platform and it's also submitted in another automatically... Anyway, I think a web fits better with my purpose than a blog, so I'll follow your advice and mess with Weebly, it looks pretty interesting :D

Thanks again! I'm so sorry for being so annoying, but I appreciate your help a lot!

[sireesanwar.livejournal.com]

Yeah you can do that.

I got my blogs to post to my web page by using FeedInformer (http://feed.informer.com/). You just have to know the "rss fee" of your blog and for LJ it is usually something like this:
http://USERNAME.livejournal.com/data/rss

Best part is I can add multiple sources so if I also wanted my Facebook posts to add to the feed I can. Plus it is customizable to your layout and specifications though it takes some learning.

Look. You aren't annoying me. Clearly I like helping people learn things so I'm here for questions like this.

If I don't know something I'll just tell you.

And I hope if you find something out you'd tell me. ;-)

[dikana.livejournal.com]

Thanks once again for all your help! XD

Though I have almost no experience, I also love coding, so I'll do my best with Weebly :D If I find something really hard, I'll ask you for advice again. And don't worry, I'll tell you too if I find out something interesting! XD

Thanks! :)