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1. jdunavin
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   Have you given any thought to the "show/hide" plugin?
   I forget where to find it, but a search of the support forum should easily turn that up.

2. alicson
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   ...i wonder whether something like a.. print to #name_of_location might do the task.
   i'm thinking along the lines of something that would work the same way the [i] [b] [u] [url] buttons and such work, to automatically paste the commanded code into the proper form..
   would that work? i don't know how to write the code myself to do so, or to even know if that's what would work or not.. but that's my best guess right now...

3. alicson
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   'still very stuck :-/

4. Root
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   This is not difficult (says he who has only ever used two php calls in his life). But surely what we need to do is identify the code which calls the comments in wp-comments.php and uplift it from there to where we want (like the menu or anywhere else). As long as we do not go outside the loop we are OK.
   The code required in this case starts with something like *if comments for each.* etc. Have a good look at the wp-comments.php. Php seems fairly intuitive, and you might find it easier than you fear. I have just hacked mine a bit and only modest amounts of cussing was necessary.

5. alicson
   Member
   Posted 5 years ago #

   php does seem intuitive.. but you're giving me a lot of benefit of doubt ;) it doesn't quite speak to me yet. i will certainly try to use the direction you've offered, though... we'll see how this goes..

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