I know many people hate having the comment box on the separate page .. including me. So I have modified the script so we can now have the comment box on the same page as your blog entry.
You will need to make some changes to your design in order for this to work. They are very small changes and shouldn't be difficult for anyone.
You need to go to your design area and edit the HTML for the design you want to change. First thing we will want to do is add in the comment box. So scroll down in the text box that holds your design html until you find this ..
</div>
</div>
</Trackback>
</IfTrackbacksAllowed>
</blockquote>
</Entry>
</IfEntryPage>
Now you need to add the code below either before the </blockquote> or after it .. depending how you want it styled. If you do it before the </blockquote> it will be the same width as your comments. Having it after will make it the same width as your blog entries.
Here is the code for the box ..
<IfCommentsAllowed>
<%PostCommentPage%>
</IfCommentsAllowed>
Also if you want to take on the same style as your posts or comments you can add in the same div for example I use my post style so mine looks like this ..
<IfCommentsAllowed>
<div class='entry'><%PostCommentPage%></div>
</IfCommentsAllowed>
The same can be done for your profile too .. but thats for another post to explain :)
Here is how it should look ..
</div>
</div>
</Trackback>
</IfTrackbacksAllowed>
<IfCommentsAllowed>
<%PostCommentPage%>
</IfCommentsAllowed>
</blockquote>
</Entry>
</IfEntryPage>
Ok next step is optional but makes it better. You will want to change your post comment link. That was it doesn't go to the extra page to make the comment .. you need to add #comment at the end of it and change the URL to use the entry URL that way it will become an anchor link and will just jump down to the comment box when clicked.
Find something like this ...
<a href='<%CommentPostURL%>'>post a comment</a>
and replace it with something like this ...
<a href='#comment'>post a comment</a>
You can of course change the link title to something that fits you better. :)
That's it .. you should see the comment box on your blog entry pages now.
- - - - - -
Oh and you can change the CSS for the comment box. The CSS classes are form1 and form2 .. they are under the td area in the CSS. td.form1 and td.form2 .. just add the text CSS to style the text for the comment box if you want. :)