If you use WebSite X5's built-in Comment management system, you must define the Content Type that website visitors can leave, choosing from:

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Comment and Vote: visitors can write a comment and vote the website.
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Comment: visitors can write a comment, but they can't vote.
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Vote: visitors can vote, but they can't write a comment.
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When you select Content Type, you will see the following options in the Comments Settings section:
| ▪ | Vote Style: select this option to define the style of the element that visitors can vote (for example, 5 stars). This is the only option available if you select Vote as Content Type. |
| ▪ | Font Type: specifies the font family, size and style of the text. The menu shows the command for applying the Default Font (defined by the style of the Page Text item in the Text Style window), the list of safe fonts (those which are present on all devices and do not need to be published, and all the Google fonts and web fonts added in the Add web fonts window, which is opened by the Other font types command. |
| ▪ | Text Color / Button Background / Button Text: define, respectively, the colors to be used for text and graphic elements. |
| ▪ | Borders: sets the color and the rounding factor for the borders of the section. |
| ▪ | View Order: you can define the chronological order to the published comments, from the most recent to the earliest, or vice versa. |
| ▪ | Comments per Page: this defines how many posts are to be displayed in the comments box. |
| ▪ | Arrange comments in multiple columns: this option reports the comments on different flanked columns instead of a single one. |
At this point, you can proceed with Data Management:
| ▪ | View Mode: you can decide whether comments made by visitors are to be published immediately online, or whether they are to be approved first, using the commands in the online Control Panel. |
| ▪ | Enable 'Captcha' anti-spam filter: you can add the Captcha anti-spam filter to the end of the comment form. |
| ▪ | Show 'Abuse' button: select this option if you want an "Abuse" button added, so that visitors can report objectionable conduct. |

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Providers usually give write access to all folders on the server: if this is the case, you don't need to give the pathname of the public folder. In all other cases, contact your webspace provider for the complete public folder pathname.
You can check in the WebSite Test section of the online Control Panel whether the folder with write access, and any sub-folders inside i, actually exist and, if so, if you have write access to them (so that you can save the data).
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If you aren't going to use the WebSite X5 Hosting, you will need to use the dedicated options available in the Server Settings window to configure the Database connected to the Project
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Again if you use the Comment management system in WebSite X5, you can access the online Control Panel to enable notifications to be sent to the Website Administrator every time a Product of your online store gets a new comment.
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