Remove the css_hide function inside comments file or delete the display:none; under hide.min.css file
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yuravw
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Where can I find these… I don’t understand.
The Facebook Comments Box is meant as a replacement for WordPress comments. New comments submitted through Comments Box are stored on Facebook servers; WordPress comments stored on your server are not synchronized.
By default most themes list existing comments for the post and invite new comments in a comments form. Displaying two comment submission areas (WordPress and Facebook Comments Box) could lead to visitor confusion.
The plugin loads a CSS file to hide existing comments and the comments form.
any reason why the 1.1.5 version overrides the comments_number() customization i have in my theme? specifically, i use three params
comments_number('0','1','%')
and the fb plugin seems to write its own version adding Comments as a string…
why?
thx
sophistry: Facebook Comments Box stores comments on Facebook, not on WordPress. The comments_number function supports customizing text for no comments, one comment, or more than one comment. The Facebook comments number is filled in by the Facebook JavaScript SDK based on a special comments-count element added to the page.
The comments_number function would always evaluate based on a comments number of zero. The Facebook JavaScript SDK is able to fill-in a value after the page has loaded, which best matches the __(‘% Comments’) default of WordPress for the outputted number.
Niall : i want to display both WP comments and FB comments and i want to remove FB comments number (if possible)
can you please help me in this issue.
sophistry: you may now customize the text through the facebook_comments_number_more filter. Default remains the translated string “% Comments”
vishnudath: Facebook affects comments numbers by acting on filters. You can call remove_filter from your code.
http://plugins.trac.ww.wp.xz.cn/browser/facebook/tags/1.1.8/facebook.php#L228
Niall : is it possible show both WP and FB comments ?
vishnudath, yes is possible to show both comments form
crossX : but how, when i’m activating FB Comments it is automatically hiding all existing WP comments and WP comment form.
I see both FB comments box and the WP comment form, but I can’t figure out how to put the FB box first on the page. Any ideas?
@josh
place the code over the comment_form(); function in comments.php file.
Please can someone tell me how exactly should i do to display both facebook comment and wp comments on a post? i successfull did it but when someone try to post a comment through “wp form” it returns a notification: “Comments are closed”
But Facebook comments are working fine.
Thank You
