How to include a different comment-template for each category
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(@jaja-1)
13 years, 1 month ago
Hello,
I’m making a custom WordPress site build on the TwentyTen theme but i have some question.
What i’m making? a small website with only 3 categorys and each category and blog-post is getting it’s own fully custom styled layout.
Everything is working fine till now i have duplicated the category.php file like this: category-6.php <– for showing off category ID 6.
after that i have done the same thing with the loop-category.php and created for each category it’s own loop by turning it into loop-category-web.php loop-category-print.php and loop-category-others.php same i did for the sidebar.php and fooer.php and include them like this:
Like it said everything works fine only when it comes to the comment section it gets a little bit outside my league because i’m not good at .php.
Now i want to do the same ‘3’ files-‘transform’ trick for the comment section so i can style each input field differently.
After searching i see this line of code inside the single-web.php, single-print.php and single-others.php.
<?php comments_template( '', true ); ?>
If i understand this .php line of code correctly, it calls the comment-template.php file inside the wordpress includes folder.
Now i have duplicated the comment-template.php file 3 times into comment-template-web.php, comment-template-print.php and comment-template-others.php
But how do i call them to be written by each singel-…php file?
I tried to do this:
Only this doesn’t work i get none comments at all so this means i have broken the comment-script.
It would be so great if somebody can help me out here, maybe it’s very easy but i don’t see what to do.
Thanks.