In-page comments for blogger

I've been wanting to change the comments in my Blogger (old version, not upgraded) to inline comments for quite some time now. After all, it’s more straightforward for friends who want to leave messages this way, rather than something like "add a comment," which can be confusing. Previously, my blog publishing speed was slow, and since this modification of inline comments required a full-site publish without preview, I decided against it. Now that I'm using the space provided by kreep, the publishing speed has significantly increased, so I'm ready to make the change.

After searching on Google, I found quite a few posts discussing this topic. Some used separate Blogger accounts to create .js files, others used external comment management systems like cocoment, some used Gmail, and others leveraged Blogger's built-in comment system. I wasn't really interested in the first few methods because they not only involved a lot of work but also required abandoning the existing system. Moreover, the speed and stability of external systems are unpredictable, so I decided against them. Therefore, I focused my research on calling Blogger's built-in comment system and found two methods: one from BloggerHacks and another from WebLeon (via). I first tried the method from BloggerHacks, which worked effectively but broke the page layout. Despite multiple attempts to fix it, I couldn't resolve the issue. Upon inspection, I noticed that the author of this hack also had a broken page layout, so I abandoned it. I then turned to the method Yee reposted from WebLeon, which ultimately worked. My thanks go out to them.

During the process, I encountered some issues with Yee's code and made some modifications. Here, I will outline the entire method:

1. Download 4 .js files (download link).

2. Unzip and upload the 4 .js files to GooglePage or any other file server you consider stable, obtaining the corresponding .js addresses.

3. Insert the following code into the `` section:

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