uflame

Add your comments to any* page on the web. There are two ways to do it...

The easy way

1

Find the web page that you want to comment on.
Copy its web address into this box:

2

Click

The clever way

1

Place the pointer over this uflame bookmark and click with the right bookmark on your mouse. Then choose the "Add to Favorites..." option.
uflame

2

Do you want to continue? Yes you do, so click "Yes".

3

Choose a name for the Favorite - how about "uflame"? Then click "Add".

4

Go to the page you want to comment on

5

Then click on the gold star top left of the window to open your Favorites and then click on "uflame" in the list.

What's so clever about that?

Now you have the uflame bookmark you can add and read comments on any* page on the web just by clicking the bookmark. You won't need to keep coming back to this page.

Using uflame

 
uflame on a BBC news page

uflame opens a panel where you can read other people's comments and add one of your own.

In the example on the right a uflame panel is open on a BBC news page.

It's early days for uflame so you will often be the first to add a comment.

uflame on a BBC news page

To share your thoughts with your friends just cut and paste the link. You can send it in an email, stick it on your Facebook page etc.

Note: the uflame comments panel is provided by uflame and not by the website that is being commented upon.

uflame on your website

 
uflame on a web page

Use uflame to add a comments section to pages on your own website.

Just cut and paste the following piece of HTML code into the place on your web page where you want a uflame button to appear...

<script src="http://ufla.me/x/js/link.js"></script>
<script>uflame_button('Add a comment', 12);</script>

...and you get a uflame button like this:

Click on it to see how it works...

Changing the button

To use a different wording on the button change the 'Add a comment' part of the code to the text of your choice (between 5 and 30 letters long).

Using a uflame link

To alter the font size, change that 12 to the font size in points that you want (between 8pt and 24pt).

Your code might look something like this:

<script src="http://ufla.me/x/js/link.js"></script>
<script>uflame_button('What do you think?', 18);</script>

If you understand about stylesheets then you can replace the default style sheet (which lives at http://ufla.me/x/css/click.css) with one of your own. Simply add a third argument to the uflame_button function giving the absolute URL of your CSS stylesheet.

Now your code might look a bit like this:

<script src="http://ufla.me/x/js/link.js"></script>
<script>uflame_button('What do you think?', 18, 'http://www.example.com/stylesheet.css');</script>