Commenting

If you want to let your site visitors leave comments on webpages, you
need to insert the Commenting module into those webpages.

The commenting functionality is powered by Disqus, a third-party service
that stores and processes all comments. Before your visitors can leave
comments, you need to register an account with Disqus and then specify a
site ID in the Commenting module settings.

You can insert several Commenting modules into a single website. Because
all Commenting modules on the site will use the same site ID, you will
only need to specify the site ID once in the module settings, when
inserting the first Commenting module.

To add commenting functions to a webpage:

1. Go to the Modules tab, select Commenting, and drag the module
   to the page.
2. If you have not registered an account with Disqus yet, click the
   Register button. A registration form will open in a new browser
   window or tab.
3. Specify the following:
   • Your site’s URL, desired name and shortname (unique ID). You will
     need to specify this site ID (shortname) later in the Commenting
     module settings to enable commenting.
   • Comment moderator’s username, password, and email address. A
     confirmation message will be sent to this email address, so be
     sure that it is valid.
4. Click Continue.
5. Specify your language and other settings, and click Continue.
6. In the last step of the registration form, no further action is
   required. Just log out of the Disqus site.
7. Check your email inbox for the confirmation message from Disqus. In
   this message, click the link to verify your address.
8. Return to the browser window where you have the Presence Builder
   editor with the Commenting module properties opened.
9. In the box titled Apply here the website ID (shortname) received
   during registration, type or paste the site ID that you specified
   during registration with Disqus in step 3.
10. Click Apply.
11. Click OK.

Now you can publish your website to the customer account and start
receiving comments from your visitors.

In addition to adding and viewing comments, you can do the following:

• Edit comments.
• Delete comments.
• Mark comments as spam.
• Ban users (by email or IP address) from posting comments on your
  site.
• Change the settings, such as appearance of comments, and remove the
  trackback URL. You can do this by logging in to your account at
  www.disqus.com, and going to the
  Settings tab.

To moderate comments:

1. Log in to Disqus as the site…