There there! This just needs a4 lines of javascript! :P Put this where the 'Comment ()' is supposed to be written:

<script>

var number=<$BlogItemCommentCount$>;

if(number==1){
document.write('<a href=\"<$<$BlogItemPermalinkURL$>$>#comments\">Comment \(1\)</a>'); }

else{
document.write('<a href=\"<$<$BlogItemPermalinkURL$>$>#comments\">Comments ("+number+")</a>');
}
</script>


Should do the trick?

Hi, here is what I used:

<script type="text/javascript">var a = <$BlogItemCommentCount$>;
if(a == 0) {document.write('No comment');}else if(a == 1){document.write('1 comment');}else {document.write(a+' comments');}</script></a>


peace...
annie

Haven't we all written articles about that sort of thing, once upon a time? :-)

thanks!

lol, I read all of those posts to.

In my post I suggest doing it like this:

-- css --

1com: {display:none; }

-- text in link --

commment<span class="<$BlogItemCommentCount$>com" >s</span>

The hardest part was finding a logical css class name for it. I've tried 1s and 1ass but it didn't look right. And 1grammarnatzi is to long.

I know it isn't as big as your scripts and it's only css1 but it works. The sad part is that the missing (s) makes people think about other things as posting the comment. And of course the page gets bloated from it. lol

It always makes me feel like an idiot talking about comments. Each time I write a script I have to post them myself.Comments are soooooo 1980. What am I doing here anyway? Was it a trick question?

Maybe you can repost some things from my blog. I did make the scripts to be used. Doesn't look like it's going to happen.lol

I'm looking for new ideas to make, have any ideas? Is there something left that wordpress can do but blogger cant?