Posted 2 years ago #
ive currently installed the twittar plugin to use the twitter avatars on the comments page.
It says:
The last thing to do is open your comments.php file and find the comments loop.
Paste the following line in the comments loop:
<?php twittar('45', 'default.png', '#e9e9e9', 'twitavatars', 1, 'G'); ?>
i dont have a clue where to put it, can anyone help
Posted 2 years ago #
Try to put it before: <?php endwhile; ?>
Posted 2 years ago #
there doesnt seem to be <?php endwhile; ?> in the comments.php
Posted 2 years ago #
Are you using the default theme, then go to single.php in ...wordpress\wp-content\themes\default
Posted 2 years ago #
just tried that, doesnt seem to work either
its ment to replace the comment avatars
Posted 2 years ago #
The problem.
Bloggers find Twitter very useful because it allows them to promote their blog and stay connected to other bloggers and their own audience. Because of Twitter’s popularity, why not illustrate comments with Twitter avatars instead of the normal gravatars?
The solution.
The first thing to do is get the functions file here.
Once you have that, unzip the archive to your hard drive, and then open the twittar.php file.
Select all of its content and paste it to your blog’s functions.php file.
The last thing to do is open your comments.php file and find the comments loop.
Paste the following line in the comments loop:
<?php twittar('45', 'default.png', '#e9e9e9', 'twitavatars', 1, 'G'); ?>
Code explanation.
Some months ago here at Smashing Magazine, an awesome plug-in named Twittar was released. Its purpose is to allow you to use Twitter avatars on your WordPress blog. Because of the number of requests I received from WpRecipes.com readers, I decided to turn the plug-in into a hack, for people who prefer hacks to plug-ins.
Of course, you could simply install the plug-in rather than insert its content into your function.php file. It’s up to you.
Posted 2 years ago #
anyone any indeas ?
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