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Embedded Comments and Post Pages

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Apparently one (of several) recent problems, with Inline (Embedded Below Post) Comments, is related to Post Pages. In Settings - Archiving - "Enable Post Pages?", we observe the notice
Warning: If you disable Post Pages the embedded comment form will not work. Click here to change your comment settings first.


If you can't enable or disable Post Pages, you should check your (Settings - Comments -) Comment Form Placement, and ensure that you have not selected "Embedded below post". There, we see
The embedded comment form can not be used if you have Post Pages disabled.
Apparently, the Comments setting overrides the Archiving setting.

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BECKS said…
I recently had this problem and even once I realised what had happened, couldn't find instructions how to fix it until I stumbled across this tip.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. You are an effing legend!!
29/3/11 23:12
Whimsy-Bohème said…
wow!! hey nitecruzer!!! i remember you!! i had been away from Blogger for ages,then made a new one pertaining to baby names, so i could join any of the other gals who have Bloggers about names :)

i can't believe you just helped me, it was so simple, the directions!

i am wondering why my footer or comment form pic isn't showing up, but alas, we can't fix it all in one day :)

thank you again GENIUS,

Jiinx
14/5/12 05:07
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