Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
Before I click on add comment the the URL address has ?p=1710, then after clicking on the add comment link it shows ?p=1710#comments, but stays at the top of the page.
Any help?
You need to amend comments.php and change the <div id="comments"> to <div id="respond">.
http://codex.ww.wp.xz.cn/Migrating_Plugins_and_Themes_to_2.7/Enhanced_Comment_Display
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
I’ve looked in my comments.php file and cannot find a <div id=”comments”>
The odd thing is this is working on my original test site which is the code I copied to this site, where it was working up to a point.
I’m stuck
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
My LAST problem with this site. I’m using WP 2.9.2 and have a Post Comment at the top of my posting in the same area as author, date, etc. The problem is when I click on it, nothing happens. It used to go to the bottom of the page where the comment window is. I’ve gone over my single.php page and can’t see the problem…
Anyone have an idea of where to look…
Thanks again
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
Here is a sample of code:
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Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
I re-pasted the code back in for the comment link – works now?
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
Well I’ll need big help on this one. My comment link works on the first post, that is, when clicked it goes to the comment window. Any post after the first post will not do that… I thought all of the post would use the single.php page, and if so, why would the first post be the only one to drop down to the comment window…
Help!
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
I’m looking all over the forum and am find quite a few posts detailing issues like mine, so it must be a issues…
Still looking for a clue!
It would be much easier to figure this out if we had a link to your site.
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
I agree….how dumb of me… her it is
Ok, it looks like you actually need to do the opposite of what esmi originally suggested.
In your Comments template (usually comments.php), find this:
<div id="respond">
and replace it with this:
<div id="comments">
It’s definitely a common source of confusion around here. Some themes use “comments,” some themes use “respond,” and some themes even use “replies.” In this case, your theme uses “comments.”
Thread Starter
torweb
(@torweb)
Macmanx….a BIG thanks for that. I’ve spent days and days on this. Again, many many thanks. I’ll be sure to pass this on to any other visitors having the same issue.
