How to Add Comments Section to a Framer Website

How to Add Comments Section to a Framer Website

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How to Add Comments Section to a Framer Website

I’m going to walk you through how to add a comments section component for your Framer website. It's super easy to implement and you won't have to touch a single line of code. If you have a blog section and want to add comments under each of your posts, this is for you.

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Comment section interface with input field and publish button
Comment section interface with input field and publish button
Comment section interface with input field and publish button

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Grab the comments section component

First, you need to grab the comments section component. This is a pre-built, no-code solution that you can easily drop into your Framer project.

It’s perfect for anyone looking to add a comment feature without the hassle of writing code or dealing with complex integrations.

Once you’ve got it, simply copy and paste it into your Framer project. It’s that easy. Just drag it into your design where you want the comments section to appear.

Grab the comments section component

First, you need to grab the comments section component. This is a pre-built, no-code solution that you can easily drop into your Framer project.

It’s perfect for anyone looking to add a comment feature without the hassle of writing code or dealing with complex integrations.

Once you’ve got it, simply copy and paste it into your Framer project. It’s that easy. Just drag it into your design where you want the comments section to appear.

Grab the comments section component

First, you need to grab the comments section component. This is a pre-built, no-code solution that you can easily drop into your Framer project.

It’s perfect for anyone looking to add a comment feature without the hassle of writing code or dealing with complex integrations.

Once you’ve got it, simply copy and paste it into your Framer project. It’s that easy. Just drag it into your design where you want the comments section to appear.

Customize your comments section

Now that you've added the component, it's time to make it your own.

On the right panel of your Framer project, you’ll see various properties you can customize to fit your website’s vibe and style. You can tweak the text, adjust the layout, change colors, and more.

Customize your comments section

Now that you've added the component, it's time to make it your own.

On the right panel of your Framer project, you’ll see various properties you can customize to fit your website’s vibe and style. You can tweak the text, adjust the layout, change colors, and more.

Customize your comments section

Now that you've added the component, it's time to make it your own.

On the right panel of your Framer project, you’ll see various properties you can customize to fit your website’s vibe and style. You can tweak the text, adjust the layout, change colors, and more.

Comments section component settings with title, input, publish, and styling options

Comment section component properties.

Comments section component settings with title, input, publish, and styling options

Comment section component properties.

Comments section component settings with title, input, publish, and styling options

Comment section component properties.

For example, you could make the background a subtle shade of gray to keep it easy on the eyes, or change the button label to something more personalized like “Drop Your Thoughts” instead of “Post Comment.”

For example, you could make the background a subtle shade of gray to keep it easy on the eyes, or change the button label to something more personalized like “Drop Your Thoughts” instead of “Post Comment.”

For example, you could make the background a subtle shade of gray to keep it easy on the eyes, or change the button label to something more personalized like “Drop Your Thoughts” instead of “Post Comment.”

Multiple comment sections?

One of the coolest features of this component is that you can have multiple separate comment sections on the same page.

If you have a blog or FAQ section with different topics or posts, this component makes it super easy to add a unique comment section for each.

All you need to do is assign a unique identifier for each comment section. This helps Framer know which comments belong to which post or section.

You only need to set unique ID for the comment component if you use multiple on one page.

Multiple comment sections?

One of the coolest features of this component is that you can have multiple separate comment sections on the same page.

If you have a blog or FAQ section with different topics or posts, this component makes it super easy to add a unique comment section for each.

All you need to do is assign a unique identifier for each comment section. This helps Framer know which comments belong to which post or section.

You only need to set unique ID for the comment component if you use multiple on one page.

Multiple comment sections?

One of the coolest features of this component is that you can have multiple separate comment sections on the same page.

If you have a blog or FAQ section with different topics or posts, this component makes it super easy to add a unique comment section for each.

All you need to do is assign a unique identifier for each comment section. This helps Framer know which comments belong to which post or section.

You only need to set unique ID for the comment component if you use multiple on one page.

Managing comments

This comment section does have spam protection, so in theory it shouldn’t allow bad words.

But sometimes, a comment might need to be removed.

This is where you use a spam comment report, once the comment is reported, I’ll take care of it. I usually delete the unwanted comment within a few hours. You’re welcome ;)

Managing comments

This comment section does have spam protection, so in theory it shouldn’t allow bad words.

But sometimes, a comment might need to be removed.

This is where you use a spam comment report, once the comment is reported, I’ll take care of it. I usually delete the unwanted comment within a few hours. You’re welcome ;)

Managing comments

This comment section does have spam protection, so in theory it shouldn’t allow bad words.

But sometimes, a comment might need to be removed.

This is where you use a spam comment report, once the comment is reported, I’ll take care of it. I usually delete the unwanted comment within a few hours. You’re welcome ;)

Reporting comments interface with steps and input fields, featuring presenter in bottom corner

Reporting spam comments.

Reporting comments interface with steps and input fields, featuring presenter in bottom corner

Reporting spam comments.

Reporting comments interface with steps and input fields, featuring presenter in bottom corner

Reporting spam comments.

This keeps your website clean and user-friendly without any unwanted content cluttering up your comments section.

It’s all about maintaining a positive and engaging space for your audience.

This keeps your website clean and user-friendly without any unwanted content cluttering up your comments section.

It’s all about maintaining a positive and engaging space for your audience.

This keeps your website clean and user-friendly without any unwanted content cluttering up your comments section.

It’s all about maintaining a positive and engaging space for your audience.

Get engaged

Once your comments section is live, sit back and watch the magic happen.

Engaging with your users and responding to comments is a great way to build community and keep people coming back to your site.

Plus, getting feedback from your audience is super valuable.

They might have great ideas, questions, or suggestions that can help improve your site or content in the future. So, keep the conversation going.

Get engaged

Once your comments section is live, sit back and watch the magic happen.

Engaging with your users and responding to comments is a great way to build community and keep people coming back to your site.

Plus, getting feedback from your audience is super valuable.

They might have great ideas, questions, or suggestions that can help improve your site or content in the future. So, keep the conversation going.

Get engaged

Once your comments section is live, sit back and watch the magic happen.

Engaging with your users and responding to comments is a great way to build community and keep people coming back to your site.

Plus, getting feedback from your audience is super valuable.

They might have great ideas, questions, or suggestions that can help improve your site or content in the future. So, keep the conversation going.

Wrapping up

And there you have it—how to add a simple, yet powerful comments section to your Framer website.

No code, no stress, just easy-to-use tools that help you connect with your audience.

I hope this helps you create a more interactive and engaging experience for your visitors.

See you in the next one mate. :)

Wrapping up

And there you have it—how to add a simple, yet powerful comments section to your Framer website.

No code, no stress, just easy-to-use tools that help you connect with your audience.

I hope this helps you create a more interactive and engaging experience for your visitors.

See you in the next one mate. :)

Wrapping up

And there you have it—how to add a simple, yet powerful comments section to your Framer website.

No code, no stress, just easy-to-use tools that help you connect with your audience.

I hope this helps you create a more interactive and engaging experience for your visitors.

See you in the next one mate. :)

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