Plugin Author
cip
(@cip)
Hi!
The default view of the plugin, also includes comments (and they are set bellow the custom post content – category description). You can override the default view by creating a new file in your theme folder:
content-ecp.php
The content of the file can be the one found here: http://pastebin.com/Sd39h993 (stripped comments).
If you want to add comments somewhere else in the page template, here is the code to put in the template page (where you want the comments to appear): http://pastebin.com/nCPcKN2a
Let us know if it works, we are here to help you integrate the plugin in your theme.
Your issue would generate a plugin update that would automatically set comments bellow the page (after posts).
okay trying that now what will happen when I update my theme?
Okay I don’t often edit the code on my sites so can you please be more specific where I paste the code? I don’t want comments and would like the content box to be below (not over) the header image. Thanks 🙂
Plugin Author
cip
(@cip)
Could you email us the theme that you are using so I could pin point you?
Use this email address: enhanced.category.pages@gmail.com
Thank you!
Warning, I have found that using the template file in http://pastebin.com/Sd39h993 and attempting to access the page http://mysite/enhanced%20category/category results in a infinite loop.
Plugin Author
cip
(@cip)
Hi DaveWP196!
This should not happen at all, could you give us some context that we could understand the issue and solve the issue if there is something we could do?
In the solution in post #2 make sure to use this code: http://pastebin.com/9ML1Z7Mt .
Make sure to update your content-ecp.php file with the right code, and then to update your Category page template with the second pastebin code to place the comments wherever you want on the page.
