As you have read, this is quite an easy hack to implement in your blog. This will enable MyBlogLog comment avatars for your comments, even if you are not a member of MyBlogLog yourself! There are a few things you should be aware of if you decide to use MyBlogLog avatars in your blog template: The instructions I provided above will link to the required script which is hosted on Merlinox's server (as he encourages readers to do this in his tutorial). If you would prefer to host the Javascript yourself, you should download this from Merlinox's post, upload to your own hosting account, and change the link to the script in the head of your template to refer to the location of your hosted script like this: I hope this tutorial has helped you to easily install Merlinox's Blogger plugin for MyBlogLog comment avatars in your own blog templates. If you enjoyed this post and would like to hear of future updates, please consider subscribing to the Blogger Buster feed. As always, your comments and opinions are much appreciated. And if you have an account with MyBlogLog, don't forget to choose "other" when you leave your comments and use your URL so that your avatar will appear beside your message!How to install MyBlogLog comment avatars in your Blogger Layouts blog
<script src='http://blog.merlinox.com/MrX/Blog/test/myBlogAvatar2.js' type='text/javascript'/>
This will link to the javascript used to power the comment avatars which is hosted by Merlinox.<b:loop values='data:post.comments' var='comment'>
This will be in the comments section of your template, and is easily found using the search function of your browser (CTRL+F). If you cannot find this line, this is probably because you have forgotten to expand the widget templates!<div style='border:0;float:left;margin: 0 5px 0 0;'>
<script>
myBlogAvatar('<data:comment.id/>','<data:comment.authorUrl/>');
</script>
</div>What you should know about using MyBlogLog comment avatars
For blog authors, this also means you would need to change your settings for comments, and enable "anyone" to comment, rather than only registered users.<script src='http://your-hosting-provider.com/your-folder/myBlogAvatar2.js' type='text/javascript'/>
Of course, you should substitute the URL in this example for the exact URL where your script is hosted.
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