Questions regarding Posts, Categories, and Transcripts

1. Looks like you got this one.
2. Add this code to the top of archive.php, just after get_header();
3. Adding h2.webcomic-collection-title {display:none} to the theme stylesheet should hide the collection title at the top of collection archive pages.
4. The exact CSS required to do this will vary from theme to theme, but this should get you started.
5. Adding select.webcomic_terms {background: black; color: white;} to the theme stylesheet should make the select dark with light text.
6. Swapping out transcripts can get a bit complicated; I can’t fully explain how to do it here, but you might look at The Young Protectors to see how it’s being done there.
7. You can fully customize how webcomics display in the Dynamic Browser – and most other aspects of Webcomic – by adding an appropriate template to your theme. To start, you may want to copy Webcomic’s own dynamic template from webcomic/-/php/integrate/dynamic.php to webcomic/dynamic.php in your active themes directory. To that, you can add Webcomic’s default transcript template to the bottom.
8. Webcomic’s loop_start.php integrate template doesn’t include all of the meta data Inkblot displays by default. You can adjust this by adding a webcomic/loop_start.php template (probably copied from webcomic/-/php/integrate/loop_start.php) to your active themes directory and tweaking it to your liking.
9. You can adjust this by editing dynamic.php so that comments_popup_link( 0, 1, "%" ) is comments_popup_link().
10. You’ll want to edit loop_start.php and add this between lines 74 (</article><!-- #post-<?php the_ID(); ?> -->) and 75 (</div>).

4 – You may have to contact the theme authors for the tag and category icons. I can’t seem to find the code that displays those in Vantage. They are, presumably, wrapped in a container of some kind, though, so if you can find the class or ID on the container you can swap .post-tags out for that and the code should work.

5 – Here’s The Young Protector’s transcript code; try putting this in the theme footer.php file (at the bottom, just before the </body> tag):

jQuery(function($){
	// hide the transcribe form
	$('.webcomic-transcribe form').hide();

	// hide transcripts until a language has been selected
	$('.webcomic-transcripts-header select').on('change',function(){
		$('#webcomic-transcripts article').hide();

		if ($(this).val()) {
			$('#webcomic-transcripts article.'+$(this).val()).show();
		}
	}).trigger('change');

	// toggle the transcribe form
	$('.webcomic-transcribe-header').on('click',function() {
		$('.webcomic-transcribe form').toggle();
	});
});

7 – There’s a missing <?php at the beginning of the transcript code snippet I shared; the complete first line should be <?php if ( $transcripts = get_webcomic_transcripts() ) : ?>. That may be why it wasn’t working properly.

8 – You’ll probably want to copy Webcomic’s existing loop_start.php template. From there, adding the_category(); and the_tags(); just before the_webcomic_collections(); (line 61) should get tags and categories displaying.

9 – In your loop_start.php change line 49 from <?php comments_popup_link( 0, 1, "%" ); ?> to <?php comments_popup_link(); ?>. That should make the comment links consistent.

10 – For the comments, you’ll have to wrap the code like:

<?php
$withcomments = true;

comments_template();

$withcomments = false;
?>