Not positive on this one, but I don’t see why not. If you set ‘allow comments’ to a page, and get the page template to call for the comments template then I don’t see why not.
I haven’t read anywhere that stated that WordPress couldn’t handle this due to some database restriction.
Its most certainly is, just add the comment form to the page template and “Bingo Bango” you can now have comments on your pages…
I appreciate your response.. thanks! BUT i think i need more of the instructions for dummies version. I’m not sure how to add the comment form to the page template…
To include the form on a page, simply:
Go to the page template in your theme editor
Include <?php comments_popup_link(__('Comments (0)'), __('Comments (1)'), __('Comments (%)')); ?> where you want it to say how many comments you have
Find where you would like the comment form and comments to display (before the endwhile argument)
Insert <?php comments_template(); ?>
To change up how it looks, go to comments.php in your theme editor and mess around with the layout and such.
Now, I have a question…
I don’t want the comments to show up in my pages. I want them to pop-up. However, when I do the code for this, what you see on my website’s pages happens. Example: http://justanobsession.net/pixel/
Does anyone know why and how I would go about fixing it?
I don’t see any comments link on the page (Page?) you linked asbove.
And you don’t have “code” anything for popup comments, just remove the commenting-out- // – from the header.php
I don’t see any comments link on the page
Exactly. It won’t show up. It’s supposed to follow the », but it doesn’t. The fact with the header is that both the pages and the posts call the same header. Well, as you can see on the main page, posts call the pop-up comments just fine.
