Take one of wp_list_comments() with threaded comments support is in. To get threaded comments, themes will have to change to make use of wp_list_comments(). You can still use the plugins already available if preferred.
Take one of wp_list_comments() with threaded comments support is in. To get threaded comments, themes will have to change to make use of wp_list_comments(). You can still use the plugins already available if preferred.
Nathan Rice 6:20 pm on September 13, 2008 Permalink |
It would be a good idea to inform theme authors how to make their themes backward compatible while still trying to use the new comment functions like wp_list_comments and post_password_required.
Is My Theme 2.7 Compatible? :: Nathan Rice 1:00 pm on November 3, 2008 Permalink |
[...] if you turn on threaded comments in your new 2.7 Admin settings, unless your theme is using the new wp_list_comments() function in its comments.php file, you won’t see any threaded comments. A minor detail, but [...]
Jauhari 7:53 am on November 7, 2008 Permalink |
So How to do this?
Dan Lee 9:18 pm on November 28, 2008 Permalink |
wp_list_comments() – not a big fan just yet. A little confusing. I’m sure it’s going to be better once I figure things out, but I’m not even sure how to go about making changes to the function at all.
htan 12:40 am on November 29, 2008 Permalink |
Hope there is a guide somewhere, let’s just wait.