• I designed a theme on the background of the default theme
    the problem is the comments
    I wanna move the comment author name, date and time at the end of the comment as they are at the beginning ..
    I tried to do it from comments.php but I failed
    I wanna know how to modify the comments as I want .
    what codes in what files need to be changed to be done.
    Also I use a translated wordpress version
    and some words I dont like in the comments and as I explained above I cant find the files which have to be modified to change the comments author name and the comments metatags (as words and as place @ design)
    Best Regards

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  • The following video may help.

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    Thread Starter afuna

    (@afuna)

    woow Thanks I didnt think that someone would reply (AS USUAL)
    @esmi
    I read this article carefully, It helped me to do some changes
    even I thought that the change isnt needed to be done every upgrade cos I thought it will be from the theme files like all the themes which contain different style of the comments which dont change every upgrade ..
    but I still cant move the comment author name, date, time … etc to the end of the comment not in the beginning ..

    @figaro
    Thanks for your reply but this post about changing the index not the comments ..

    I hope I find any help soon 🙁

    Thanks for your reply but this post about changing the index not the comments ..

    Actually it was about teaching you some basics of editing a WP file so hopefully you would be able to explore and figure out how to do what you want….teaching to fish rather than giving fish, kind of thing 😉

    but I still cant move the comment author name, date, time … etc to the end of the comment not in the beginning ..

    Unless you’re are really, really, good with PHP, XHTML and WP and can create your own custom callback comment function, the short answer is – you can’t change the positioning of the comment meta details.

    I don’t think that kind of major re-positioning is even possible using pure CSS… well not in a stable, cross-browser kind of way.

    I posted the link to wp_list_comments so that you could get an idea of what is possible within the confines of that tag. On the plus side, as it’s a relatively new tag/function, it may well become more configurable with future versions.

    Sorry.

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