I’ve seen 2 tutorials online that use wp_list_comments() and they are not helpful for me because the themes I’m editing don’t use that.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
desbest.
Well, there’s the problem. Any documentation to that end would depend upon what your theme specifically does. It’s infeasible to produce a step by step that can apply to what ever any random theme chooses to do. Your best course of action may be to alter the theme to use wp_list_comments() instead of what they do now. Then the tutorials you found would be helpful.
If you do this, you shouldn’t directly alter theme templates. Keep your altered templates in a child theme.
But then I would lose the styling of the theme if I did that. The theme would look worse and be not usable. I am editing themes made years ago to improve them. The themes I’m editing are using
foreach ($comments as $comment)
Does anyone know how to do threaded comments when the comments are being printed with a foreach loop?
If I have an example as a starting point, I should then know how to add threaded comments to existing themes which use foreach to print comments.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
desbest.
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This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by
desbest.
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5 years, 11 months ago
Hello
Do you have or know any step by step tutorials for adding threaded comments to wordpress themes that doesnt involve using wp_list_comments() so i can fully customise the output?