Is there a way to include disqus or any other custom script with comment system on quarto blogpost? #2168
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It's already possible, take a look at https://quarto.org/docs/output-formats/html-basics.html#commenting. |
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Recently I added successfully added Isso comments to my Quarto ITK site hosted on Netlify. Isso runs via a Cloudflare tunnel outside of Netlify. The Javascript file,, supplied by Isso, is part of a post via including it as HTML and added via:
I only mention this in case someone wants something other than Gisqus. I don't expect many comments and my readers are unlikely to have Github accounts. It was an interesting exercise and took an amateur like me about 4 days. It's great to have but Isso is by default unmoderated and allows unregistered comments. This can be changed, email can be a required input, although not validated. Thought it was worth mentioning. |
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I would like to know if it is possible to hook into the quarto comment system and provide custom.html on each post which can be enabled or disabled using comment: true / comment: false flag. I have been using jekyll/ fastpages earlier where I could easily modify yml and post template with minimal modifications
I imagine it could be something like :
The way to include it in Jekyll is as follows.
Can we achieve something similar in quarto? If so how ?
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