Closed welcomments[bot] closed 3 years ago
Hello there, you, and welcome to Welcomments!
We already did the hardest part of the integration, but we do need a final push (pun intended) from you to get started.
You can do so by running git fetch origin && git checkout feature/add-welcomments-qttab in your local git repository.
git fetch origin && git checkout feature/add-welcomments-qttab
Set the base url for your Jekyll site in the config file:
_config.yml:
url: "https://mysite.com"
Then, add the following snippet to _layouts/post.html.
This is the Jekyll file where you usually define the layout for your individual posts.
{% include welcomments/comments.html website_id = "iOpQCUdBLaojDavmJEr6AN1Pp" %}
Finally, make a commit and push it to this very PR on GitHub:
git add . git commit -m "some Welcomments adjustments" git push origin feature/add-welcomments-qttab
Merge this PR, wait for Netlify (or similar) to rebuild your site, and we should be done.
Time to start receiving some love letters from your readers!
Hello there, you, and welcome to Welcomments!
We already did the hardest part of the integration, but we do need a final push (pun intended) from you to get started.
1. Pull this PR to your local computer
You can do so by running
git fetch origin && git checkout feature/add-welcomments-qttab
in your local git repository.2. Add Welcomments to your post layout
Set the base url for your Jekyll site in the config file:
_config.yml:
Then, add the following snippet to _layouts/post.html.
This is the Jekyll file where you usually define the layout for your individual posts.
3. Push your changes
Finally, make a commit and push it to this very PR on GitHub:
Merge this PR, wait for Netlify (or similar) to rebuild your site, and we should be done.
Time to start receiving some love letters from your readers!