Adding Disqus to Netlify
#mynote Perhaps it was partly serendipity and partly tenacity, I got Disqus working while having zero knowledge about componentization (include files, etc.) of a website. Credit all goes to utsob (my thanks and the context of the help) for pointing the way twice.
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Steps
- Register an account with [Disqus](https://disqus.
- Install it according to the site's platform. My site is built with Github + Netlify, not in the pre-defined list, so I had to manually install Disqus using the Universal Code
- #paste/glasp/link I saw someone's success
(The same highlight with #paste/glasp)
r/ObsidianMD - I built a digital garden using Obsidian for free.
Metadata
- Title: r/ObsidianMD - I built a digital garden using Obsidian for free.
- URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/ObsidianMD/comments/10pokli/i_built_a_digital_garden_using_obsidian_for_free/
Page Comment
Highlights & Notes
- Disqus is pretty easy. Just copy the universal code from Disqus. See the
note.njkandcomment.njkfiles in my repo: https://github.com/uroybd/topobon/ - I'm using Netlify's free tier
- It doesn't prevent you from adding Disqus. Just copy and paste the universal Disqus embed code from the Disqus dashboard, put it in a file in the
_includesand import it in the note's template.
This majorly piqued my interest.
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Update: Success in the end.
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Hello, Disqus!
Hooray! I did it again! This time, I added Disqus commenting function to my website, following this failed attempt:
just a few days ago, all thanks to the kind owner of https://hermitage.utsob.me/ for pointing out what I did wrong.The change is not perfect, for I discovered the wonky placement and disappearance of the light/dark theme switch on the page. Still, it's a rewarding feeling that putting in the work pays off.
Pics or it doesn't exist
