1. Use your own style
There are two methods for doing this:
A) If you are using the s2 system and you have custom comment pages for your layout on your journal, you can tack
B) You can go to Profile > Settings > Display and check "View all journals and communities in my own style" and "View comment pages from my Friends page in my own style." (Note: This will mean that you won't see anyone else's style, even if they have their own custom comment pages. But hey--I'm sure you like your layout and don't mind looking at it. And if you don't, go change that.)
2. Pick another theme that supports custom comment pages
If you run a community that relies on subject comment titles you probably want to do this, otherwise you will need to rethink your whole way of running your comm.
Make sure you have a Plus or Paid account--basic accounts don't have this ability. There are a number of layout communities/makers whose layouts include custom comment pages.
Or, if you like the look of the old comment pages, there's an app for that (although it still has a few kinks).
ETA: More workarounds here.
Want to tell LJ how much you DNW the new comment page design? Click this.
Fed up with LJ? Dreamwidth has open account creation all month.
There are two methods for doing this:
A) If you are using the s2 system and you have custom comment pages for your layout on your journal, you can tack
?style=mine
onto the end of a url (after the .html part but before anything else that may or may not follow it) to view the comment page in your style.B) You can go to Profile > Settings > Display and check "View all journals and communities in my own style" and "View comment pages from my Friends page in my own style." (Note: This will mean that you won't see anyone else's style, even if they have their own custom comment pages. But hey--I'm sure you like your layout and don't mind looking at it. And if you don't, go change that.)
2. Pick another theme that supports custom comment pages
If you run a community that relies on subject comment titles you probably want to do this, otherwise you will need to rethink your whole way of running your comm.
Make sure you have a Plus or Paid account--basic accounts don't have this ability. There are a number of layout communities/makers whose layouts include custom comment pages.
Or, if you like the look of the old comment pages, there's an app for that (although it still has a few kinks).
ETA: More workarounds here.
Want to tell LJ how much you DNW the new comment page design? Click this.
Fed up with LJ? Dreamwidth has open account creation all month.
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