I tried including wp_list_comments() in my file, but as soon as I did all my layout and styling broke (as my comment’s structure is different)
Why not restyle the wp_list_comments() output then? It’s all CSS-able so you should be able to do a lot. What’s so special?
(I’m not really inclined to reinvent the wheel when it works so well as is 🙂 )
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crozer
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Because it is sadly not only CSS. There are a few terms and words I have added to my comments. So if I would have access to the source of wp_comments_list to edit it from there, I could avoid all this asking around and going insane 🙁
I searched within the comments-template.php file but did not find the structure/layout of the comments ;(
You should be able to apply some changes to the comments section with functions.
What, specifically, are you adding? There may be better ways then recoding 🙂
Replace <ol class....>... </ol>in your comments.php with
<ol class="commentlist">
<?php
$args = array(
'callback' => 'mytheme_comment'
);
wp_list_comments($args);
?>
</ol>
Then add the function mytheme_comment to your functions.php and customize your comment display from there.
(@crozer)
13 years, 8 months ago
Hey all,
first off let me show you my comments.php here http://pastebin.com/qb5FpQmV
Now, as the title says, I am really wondering (and I am a bit concerned as I am within a tight time-schedule) how to enable the reply-link on each comment.
I tried including wp_list_comments() in my file, but as soon as I did all my layout and styling broke (as my comment’s structure is different). I have also enabled this code on my header.php and the according code inside of functions.php
Any ideas? I would definitely appreciate some support!
Thank you very much.