Locate your theme's template file that displays comments (typically comments.php). Remove the comment output loop and replace with:
<?php sexycomments::show($comments); ?>
8.If you plan to use the Ajax features or the Reply-To features, you will need to do two things. 1. Enable jQuery and jQuery Form Extension via the Plugin > SexyComments administration page. 2. Locate the template file that contains the comment submission form (typically comments.php near the bottom) and replace that chunk of code with:
<?php sexycomments::form(); ?>
NOTE: Be sure not to touch the section that generates the form for adding comments! This plugin does not re-create the comment creation form.
9. Lastly, consider disabling the plugin CSS and taking the example CSS provided and customize it to suit your theme's color scheme. 10. You should be all set, now! w00t w00t! Go make a MyBlogLog or Gravatar account if you don't already have one and upload an avatar. Gravatar tends to be pretty flakey so I'd suggest using MyBlogLog.




