To start with, some information on how the system decides where to get its html for the Inline Comments Add Comment box.

In the Templates area there is a view "Add Comment Form" - this is where the html templates are kept. Within the Configuration document/Template tab there is a drop down "Default Add Comment Template" (11th dropdown box) - this is where the template is selected that you want to use.

If you do not have a "Add Comment Template" in your database then one can be copied from the Dominoblog template database.

The default template is a good place for you to start as firstly it works and secondly it provides an example on what I am going to talk about.

The html within the default template is just a simple table with the key parts being the fields used to collect the information. The fields you can use are as follows - although you can just use some of them if you require (use lowercase field names):

• Subject
• Author
• Email
• Website
• Organisation
• Country
• Textcomment

You will see html code to handle the remember me part of the comment form - so make sure you use that section if you create a form from scratch - together with the code that submits the comment etc (See below).



So really the majority of the tailoring comes down to your knowledge of html - which I'm not going to teach here - but as always any questions let me have them.

There will be alternative comment forms available to download shortly.