During time off, I'm working on Sensq, a LinkedIn-based 3rd party comment plugin, for our projects that were hosted with static website. Previously, I had shown how to add the LinkedIn Comments Box into Tumblr blog. In this post, I will show you how to add the LinkedIn Comments Box into Wordpress blog.
First, you need to login to Wordpress Admin dashboard. Then, go to your Theme Editor: Apperance > Theme Editor.
You need to find your wp-comments.php file. Depends on your wordpress theme, mine was near: framework > views > ethos > wp-comments.php.
Below is my modified wp-comments.php file with explanations:
Insert $permalink = get_permalink(); between <?php and ?> , which to define the current permalink URL. Refer row 3.
$permalink: a variable name I choose, can be any other name.
get_permalink();: a php function to get the URL of current page displayed (useful for single pages and posts, and only works inside the loop).
Use <?php /* and */ ?> to comment out the php+html code for original comment code. Refer row 6-7.
Insert the Sensq LinkedIn Comments Box iframe html code, refer row 8-10.
That’s all. Now save your Wordpress theme by clicking Update File button. You can start using LinkedIn Comments for your Wordpress blog!
I would suggest you to Discussion Settings to disable Discussion for anyone (Settings > Discussion).
Do you have any problem regarding this plugin, installing the script or anything else? Share your questions below, so we can solve those problems together.
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In this post, I'm sharing how to add the LinkedIn Comments Box into a Tumblr blog. I'm using this 3rd party comment system based on LinkedIn for Load Plan Optimiser (LPO) project website, which was hosted with Tumblr.
PS: If you're using Wordpress, please visit Adding LinkedIn Comments Box into Wordpress.
Hi! It's Kai Chew here. I’m Technical Sales Director of Optimiser.com and the project manager for Load Plan Optimiser (LPO). During time off, I'm building LinkedIn Comments Widget for B2B Business Engagement. I’m a full-stack developer with actuarial statistics background. I had been building backend systems and web applications for more than 10 years.
TL;DR
Popular 3rd party comment plugins are Disqus and Facebook Comments.
Embedded LinkedIn Comments Box on your B2B Web for professionals to better engage your contents using their LinkedIn accounts.
Step-by-step adding LinkedIn Comments Box on Tumblr Blog.
1. Popular 3rd party comment plugins are Disqus and Facebook Comments
There are a bunch of popular 3rd party comment systems such as Disqus and Facebook Comments plugins. These services provide an alternative way to have a discussion section on our website or blog. This is particularly helpful for Tumblr blogs (and other static websites) because Tumblr does not have a built in comment system.
2. Embedded LinkedIn Comments Box on your B2B Web for professionals to better engage your contents using their LinkedIn accounts
Sensq LinkedIn Comments Box is a dead simple embedded widget for professionals engaging with B2B web contents using their LinkedIn accounts. Here are some whys of using Sensq LinkedIn Comments Box:
Free
Lightweight and Fast.
Easy to install once: No registration or javascript required. Simply copy and paste the iframe code into HTML template.
Privacy-focused: No advertisements, no third-party tracking, no monetisation and other shady stuff.
Zero Spam: Sign in with LinkedIn to comment. LinkedIn users are more likely to have professional conversations than other social networks.
Quality engagement: Upvote insightful comments that add value to the discussion.
More LinkedIn traffic: Visitors can choose to share their comment (with our web url) on LinkedIn, reaching more readers and conversations.
3. Step-by-step adding LinkedIn Comments Box on Tumblr Blog
Go to Tumblr Dashboard.
Near the user settings drop down menu (top right), click Edit Apprearance and go to our Blog Settings page (example: https://www.tumblr.com/settings/blog/{TUN}, where {TUN} is your Tumblr blog username).
Click Edit Theme and go to Edit Theme page (example: https://www.tumblr.com/customize/{TUN}).
LinkedIn Comments Box is very easy and useful for Tumblr blogging platform (This web is using LinkedIn Comments Box too! Try below!). Although there is no SEO benefits, we’d receive a lot of traffic from LinkedIn and more engagement.
Do you have any problem regarding this plugin, installing the script or anything else? Share your questions below, so we can solve those problems together.
