Thread Starter
tanji
(@tanji)
Plz reply to help me guys…
I know you said no coding, but I couldn’t find a plugin to do what you want. The coding is fairly simple, but BACK UP your site first if you decide to try this.
Go to the Admin panel in your site and select ‘Appearance->Editor’.
Click page.php in the right sidebar.
Locate this line near the end of the file:
<?php comments_template(); ?>
and change it to:
<?php
if ( in_category(array(4,55,201))) {
comments_template();
}
?>
Replace the numbers 4,55,… with the numbers of pages to allow comments.
Click ‘Update File’, and try it out.
Thread Starter
tanji
(@tanji)
Sorry dear.I dont find that.Here is my page.php code:
<?php get_header(); global $wp_theme_options; ?>
<?php do_action('before_content'); ?>
<!--page.php-->
<div class="<?php do_action('content_style'); ?>" id="content">
<?php if (have_posts()) : while (have_posts()) : the_post(); // the loop ?>
<!--Post Wrapper Class-->
<div class="post">
<!--Title-->
<h3 id="post-<?php the_ID(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></h3>
<!--post text with the read more link-->
<?php the_content(); ?>
<!--post meta info-->
<div class="meta-bottom wrap">
</div>
</div><!--end .post-->
<?php endwhile; // end of one post ?>
<?php else : // do not delete ?>
<div class="post">
<h3><?php _e("Page not Found"); ?></h3>
<p><?php _e("We're sorry, but the page you're looking for isn't here."); ?></p>
<p><?php _e("Try searching for the page you are looking for or using the navigation in the header or sidebar"); ?></p>
</div>
<?php endif; // do not delete ?>
</div><!--end #content-->
<?php do_action('after_content'); ?>
<?php get_footer(); //Include the Footer ?>
What you can do is create a template for pages with comments, and then you go to edit the pages you want the comments on, and from there you go to “Attributes” (below the “Publish” field) and from the drop down menu you select the “Enable Comments” template.
To create the template, make a duplicate of page.php and rename it page-comments.php
At the very top before the duplicated code, add
<?php /*
Template Name: Enable Comments
*/ ?>
Then, insert the following
<?php comments_template('',true); ?>
try putting it before
</div><!--end #content-->
OK. Apparently the theme you are using has a function in functions.php called after_content that handles the comments.
Sorry I couldn’t help.
@ Budda trance …. thanks the script you have mentioned have helped me a lot….. I had inserted it on my page.php file and i can see the comment box appearing there now…… thanks…….
Regards
Mujeeb Maktedar
