The "reply to" is the one thing that cannot be edited since it's not a part of the actual form. This is something that we're considering changing, but it's not possible at this time. I've sent over your example to our development team. Thanks for sharing that this is something that you need for your blog!
you can acces all comments witha for loop like so:
forcommentincomments
to get the first level comment look at comment.thread_id (something like 0000.0000.etc... you should care about the second set of number that is always 0000 if it's a first
{% docomment_threads.pop(0) %} // remove first set of 0000
{% setfirst_level = comment_threads|first == '0000' %} // true if first level comment the comments are in the order you want so you only have to handle html classes + css to display differently if first_level is true or not like this
{{ first_level ? 'first-level' : 'second-level'}}
you also need to attach this to the comment container (first parent)
id="'c'~{{comment.thread_id}}"data-threadid={{comment.thread_id}} (target for hs js)
endfor
of course set the ugly comments to display none with:
#comments-listing
display: none;
I'm currently trying to overrid hs JS to provent ?success=true to pop in params because
user can't see his comment apear without reloading page
I know this can be confusing! However, the blog comment module is, at its core, just a form. Navigate to Contacts > Forms and your looking for a form named something like Blog Comments Form. You'll be able to edit the text there, publish the form and it will update all of your blogs using that form for comments in the blog. Let me know if I can be of further assistance!
Thanks for your comments, i have gone through the Contact Form but i cant find "Reply to" section with in the form there are only options to edit the form labels and placeholders.
The "reply to" is the one thing that cannot be edited since it's not a part of the actual form. This is something that we're considering changing, but it's not possible at this time. I've sent over your example to our development team. Thanks for sharing that this is something that you need for your blog!
I think we've discovered an additional bug: If a visitor comments and confirms that he wants to be informed, that someone has replied to his comment, he automatically gets an email from noreply@hubspot.com, which – as far as I know – can't be edited or customized for the individual website.
the ID of the Portal would be #2119559. I didn't tested this on other portals so far, so I'm not sure if thats a problem in general or a bug in this specific portal.
Definitely get in touch with our Support team so they can investigate. As a paying customer you can contact support via the Help button in your portal and pick how you'd like to be contacted.