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  • Thread Starter cyberquill

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    I recently installed the WP Disqus comment plugin on my log. Works great, except I have a few small issues that I’m trying to figure out how to resolve.

    For this purpose, I made a WordPress page listing all my issues with Disqus.

    What I’d like to do now is install the Disqus comment form—which automatically installed on all my single post pages when I activated the Disqus plugin—at the bottom of this particular Page, so people can leave any suggestions and comments right there on the page as if it were a blog post.

    Is there a particular line of code to put in the body of the page that’ll make Disqus display?

    *UPDATE*

    Never mind. Right after I posted the above, I realized that the Disqus comment box had installed automatically on all my pages.

    So let me rephrase the question:

    What do I have to do to have Disqus install on certain pages but not on others? How do I remove it from those pages where I don’t want a comment section?

    Thread Starter cyberquill

    (@cyberquill)

    PS: Actually, the Disqus comment form appeared at the bottom of my pages after I had added the following piece of code to page.php:

    ‘<?php comments_template(); ?>’

    So know I have a comment section on ALL my pages. How can I deactivate it on isolated pages where I don’t want a comment section?

    I am no WP expert but I think you can accomplish what you want to do via Page templates – i.e. add the '<?php comments_template(); ?>v' line to a specific page template called “page-comments” and use that for pages you want comments to show up for.

    Hope this helps.

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