Conditional Tags

  • Currently there are a lot of functions that automatically insert links or text but don’t allow for much customization. This makes it tricky to do things like the following:

    • <?php comments_popup_link('No Comments', '1 Comment', '% Comments', 'class', 'off'); ?>
    • Some other items
    • etc

    In particular, if the above code is inserted on an archived entry with comments displayed, there ends up being an empty

    • in the list where the comments link would have been. Currently, there’s no way to avoid this in the above scenario.
      Another example is creating a link to comment authors. If I want to do something like:


    Then I’m left with an undesirable Author's URI if the poster didn’t include his/her URI.
    Are there any conditional tags or functions I can use to acheive these sort of results?

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  • Thread Starter marky

    (@marky)

    I hate to bump–but does anyone know how to do this?

    Thread Starter marky

    (@marky)

    *slaps forehead* Of course!
    Thanks, David!
    As silly as this sounds, I sometimes forget the templates are really just PHP files. ??

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