How does Livefyre interact with trackbacks/pingbacks?
The Livefyre WordPress plug-in interacts with your site's trackbacks/pingbacks below the comment interface to ...
View ArticleCan I override Livefyre's default CSS?
Yes, you are able to override Livefyre's default CSS to match your blog/site theme. Begin by downloading...
View ArticleCan I install Livefyre on my localhost blog?
Not at the moment. Livefyre relies on direct communication with your blog for security and performance. As a r...
View ArticleWhy am I unable to login to post comments or replies?
If you experience problems when trying to sign-in to post or to reply to a comment, it may be caused by cookie...
View ArticleHow do I change the width of my Livefyre widget?
With so many blog themes out there to chose from, you never know when you might need to tailor your Livefyre w...
View ArticleHow do I remove the "Listeners" count on my Livefyre widget?
The "Listeners" count can be a handy tool for you and your community, allowing people to know exactly how many...
View ArticleHow do I clear my web browser's cookies?
Livefyre interacts with your web browser's data storage by saving your authentication data into a cookie that ...
View ArticleHow do I clear my web browser's cache?
On occasion, you may need to clear your web browser's cache in order to have Livefyre function properly for yo...
View ArticleWhat is "Postback", and how does it work?
Normally, when you are using the default WordPress commenting widget and someone leaves a comment, the data ge...
View ArticleSocialSync Tips and Best Practices
Our SocialSync feature for both Twitter tweets and comments from Facebook Fan Pages bring the conversation abo...
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