Blogger’s Comments section is very dull and simple. It is so simple that it doesn't even have a Reply button. WordPress blogs, on the other hand, already have this provision. But don't be disappointed, because now you can add a reply button by a simple hack. To do so just follow the under-mentioned instructions:
Step 1:
Open your template in Notepad and find the following lines:
Step 2:
Copy and paste the following code just above these lines:
Step 3:
Now you must edit the digits marked in red. Otherwise, the Reply button won’t work at all. The digits marked in red should consist your own Blog ID.
Finding your blog ID is simple. Just log into the Dashboard and go to Design tab. Now copy your blog ID from your web browser's address bar:
Step 4:
Upload your template and you are ready to test your reply button.
Step 1:
Open your template in Notepad and find the following lines:
</dt>
<dd class='comment-body'>
Step 2:
Copy and paste the following code just above these lines:
<span class='comment-reply'><a expr:href='"https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=1516418224387311153&postID=" + data:post.id + "&isPopup=true&postBody=%40%3C%61%20%68%72%65%66%3D%22%23" + data:comment.anchorName + "%22%3E" + data:comment.author + "%3C%2F%61%3E#form"' onclick='javascript:window.open(this.href, "bloggerPopup", "toolbar=0,location=0,statusbar=1,menubar=0,scrollbars=yes,width=400,height=450"); return false;'><img alt='' title='Reply to Comment' class='icon-action' height='18' src='http://s5.postimage.org/c7on53zar/reply_to_comment.gif' width='42'/></a></span>
Step 3:
Now you must edit the digits marked in red. Otherwise, the Reply button won’t work at all. The digits marked in red should consist your own Blog ID.
Finding your blog ID is simple. Just log into the Dashboard and go to Design tab. Now copy your blog ID from your web browser's address bar:
Step 4:
Upload your template and you are ready to test your reply button.
