I’m building a theme-skeleton right now, and my first step is to make sure the HTML output (the actual plain text file) is exactly how I want.
Everything has been going smoothly, until I got to the point where I’m implementing the comment form. The function ‘comment_form()’ doesn’t have the level of control I need. The obvious solution is to simply write out the form myself, but Site-Check seems pretty adamant about me using the new function.
Considering that my ultimate goal is to make themes I can share and sell, is there any way I can pass muster without comment_form(), or at least work around it enough to be in direct control of all final text output?
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10 years, 5 months ago
I’m building a theme-skeleton right now, and my first step is to make sure the HTML output (the actual plain text file) is exactly how I want.
Everything has been going smoothly, until I got to the point where I’m implementing the comment form. The function ‘comment_form()’ doesn’t have the level of control I need. The obvious solution is to simply write out the form myself, but Site-Check seems pretty adamant about me using the new function.
Considering that my ultimate goal is to make themes I can share and sell, is there any way I can pass muster without comment_form(), or at least work around it enough to be in direct control of all final text output?