`, or ``
tag. You’ll probably need to put your preview markup inside that “parent” tag too.
Make sure it has the same class(es) as the tag in your theme’s code.
I click preview and nothing happens. What do I do?
Remember, you have to have WordPress version 2.6 or higher to use this plugin. If
you do:
1. Go to the plugin’s Settings page. Copy the HTML from the big text box to a _text_
file
(not a Word document) and save it. Now you have a backup.
2. Delete everything in the big text box.
3. Type “TEST” (_without_ the quote marks) in the big text box, then hit the “Update”
button.
4. Go back to your blog, type in a comment and hit the preview button.
5. If you see TEST come back, there’s probably a mistake in the HTML you entered in
the big
text box. Double check it and try again.
I didn’t see TEST come back. Now what?
This plugin has two files: `ajax-comment-preview.php` and `ajax-comment-preview.
js` .
Did you upload them both? (You did if you were a good blogger and followed
the directions.) Make sure both of those files are on your webserver and _in the
same directory_.
I saw TEST come back, but my comments template doesn’t work, or only some of it
shows up
Are you serving your blog’s webpages as XML documents (for example with the MIME
type
application/xhtml+xml)? If so (or if you don’t know what that means), try
putting xmlns=”http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml” inside the very first HTML tag of your
comment template. So if you had:
```