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Hi Rick! Welcome to LineBuzz. Looks like you found a way to style your comment text. You can use advanced mode and use standard CSS properties in the comment: and commentMouseOver: sections. We're going to be introducing a wizard interface soon to help make this a LOT easier. Sorry that it's a little clunky right now, but LineBuzz is very very new, and we're still playing catchup with the amount of interest we're getting. We're rolling out a big internationalization release in the next 48 hours. Regards, Mark Maunder LineBuzz Founder & CEO.

Thank you sir. I tried creating CSS for the LBACmnt class color, but it gets replaced. You must be doing something with DHTL because there's no CSS definition for LBACmnt.

is there a quick way to change that lavender background color?

here's some food for thought: if there was a refresh button on the widget, or some kind of auto refresh, then your widget would have a chat-like quality.

Good idea. I'll add it. Yeah, lavender does get a little old doesn't it. :( The next version will have a widget customization wizard. We're hoping to have it out in a week or 2. It's, understandably, one of our most requested features. To answer your question about LBACmnt, we dynamically inject a stylesheet into the page with our basic classes. LBACmnt is not one of them though. It's a class simply used for tracking purposes. One of the things it's used for is to figure out if you're trying to comment over text that already has an inline comment. BTW, I've been thinking about adding an API to give developers like yourself a bit more control. But I'll probably hold off until the feature set has stabilized. So perhaps in a month or two. Mark.

Could you check out linebuzz over at http://rickdog.terapad.com/index.cfm?fa=contentGeneric.cwjqvereoypbgmib&pageId=108438 I originally put it on the bottom of the post and it worked intermittently, then I moved it to the top and now it doesn't work if I try to comment above a certain page position, but will work near the bottom of the post. I get this javascript error, as reported by Firebug: this.aNodes has no properties initialize()buzz2.js (line 2524) initialize(7809)buzz2.js (line 2524) bind()buzz2.js (line 75) initialize(7809)buzz2.js (line 2524) [Break on this error] function LBLog(_1){ if(!$("LB_Logger")){ var _2=document.createElement("DIV"); ... It looks like the error happens on a mouseup event, function LBLog(_1) at the bottom of the script file. Since this is a big long one-liner, it's hard to see what's happening in Firebug.