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Author: Sal and Simon

VB: Your Comments On The Front Page

Monday, 24th September, 2007 at 11:30 am, Isle of Wight

VB: Your Comments On The Front PageWe’ve been adding a few more bits to VB (got a little bored of typing VentnorBlog too!), with the most recent being displaying the latest comments that have been added to posts on the Blog.

They’re sitting in the right hand column and if you hover your mouse over the name of the person who posted the comment, you’ll see the name of the original story and the date it was published.

Clicking the name will take you direct to the comment, enabling you to read the post and, if so driven, add your own comment.

Of course this will never replace the Forum discussions, but comments give you the ability to add your thoughts direct to each story.

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2 Responses to “VB: Your Comments On The Front Page”

  1. shoeb Says:
    July 12th, 2008 at 7:50 am

    hi,
    every body i want some examples of V.B front pages to decorate my or create my own web site pls help me in this matter hope that u will give attention to this matter
    thnx.
    shoeb

  2. Sal Says:
    July 12th, 2008 at 9:40 am

    Hi Shoeb - Not really sure what you mean, can you go into a bit more detail and then maybe we can help? Cheers, Sal

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