Yes, you can use CSS in a child theme or a CSS plugin (like Jetpack) to do this. I recommend using Firebug for CSS work–makes it much easier.
Setting #comments to display: block in your child theme or custom CSS plugin should force the comments to stay visible.
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anaist
(@anaist)
Thanx Caroline!
I have made only one change and it works! I set “display: all;” instead of “display : none;” on the #comments section of the CSS main page:
/* =Comments
———————————————– */
#comments {
background: #fff;
clear: both;
display: all;
padding: 0 50px 50px;
Fair warning: if you’re making this change directly to the parent theme’s stylesheet, you will lose your changes next time the theme is updated. It would be better to use a child theme or a CSS plugin, as I said above.
display: all is not a valid CSS display property. You’d want to use display: block.
It would be nice to have the comments already enabled. Nice simple theme, thank you!
thanks caroline , I work it !!!
(@anaist)
13 years ago
Hello Caroline,
thanx for your beautiful theme! And thanx a lot for sharing it.
I am looking for a way to show the comments at the end of each page. I mean to always show them as a default settings.
Would that be possible?
This is the website I am working on: http://www.espacefamille.be
Cheers,
Anaïs