The information is there:
http://colossusofcomedy.com/?p=22#respond
it just says: “You must be logged in to post a comment.”
I never register to blogs, so I couldn’t try it out…
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tss
(@tss)
Actually I was talking about my other Site, http://seriousfix.com/ … it is pretty much a Site of potty humor and reviews and stuff. Pretty brutal. But I would like the comments to work.
Thanks for checking my comedy Site. That one I know works.
Sorry about the confusion.
tss
There is more than the missing comments: in the single post view the whole footer area is gone and you have an “unfinished” webpage – the validator claioms several unclosed div tags in that view (while only one on the main page).
I’d check if the call for the comments template is present in the single.php file or index.php, depending on the structure of the theme.
Moshu, I’m having the same kind of problem. My boyfriend’s blog is on main.php and not index.php (http://www.whistlemytune.com/alex) – because he’s using iframes. The comments link doesn’t include main.php, and therefore just opens index.php in the iframe already present. How can I get the comments link to use alex/main.php?
Thanks in advance.
Bekah
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tss
(@tss)
I downloaded the theme again, only the updated version and now it works.
Thank you very much.
wmt,
I don’t know anything about (i)frames, so if the following doesn’t work, don’t blame me 🙂
[I think (almost) everything can be done without frames, not to mention they hide your content from searcg engines…]
Anyway, your main problem seems to be that main.php is not a valid template file name in the WP structure, so the WP engine is just ignoring it. See more details in Template_Hierarchy. If WP doesn’t find a specific template, it will fall back to the index.
I’d try to set up a single.php template which WP would use to display single posts AND the comments template included in it. See how it is done in other templates. It might work…
