Seperate comments input from comments loop

  • Hey guys..

    the invocation for the comments template is <?php comments_template(); ?>

    that generates the input boxes as well as performs the loop to display all the comments associated with the blog post.

    What i’m trying to do is seperate those 2 things, so that i can display the input boxes (name, email, comments etc), in a seperate place on the page and then have the loop for the comments display elsewhere on the page… ie, not all in one concurrent row…

    appreciate your help… thanks

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  • I am trying the exact same thing, and i have figured out how to solve it visualy. The only problem is that this returns a blank page instead of posting the comments.

    Any solutions?

    Like this
    https://www.evitanet.info/2006/10/02/33/ ?

    In that case, it is easy:
    Put in the normal single.php a new div (float:left).
    In this div put the commentform (and maybe your sidebar-content).
    Delete <?php get_sidebar(); ?>.
    Delete from the comments.php the commentform.

    And that was about it.

    I am sorry Evita, but its not exactly what I were looking for. Thanks for trying though ??

    I have succeeded in separating the writing-comment-part from the reading-comment-part, but the comments will not display. Instead i get the “No comments yet” message, although there are comments to the post.
    https://macbruker.com/index.php/archives/18

    My page is in norwegian, so you may not be able to understand what is written in the menues and other places. The post is just a “Lorem ipsum-text” at this stage, since I am only developing my theme.

    If anyone have the solution for displaying the comments that should be there, I am very greatfull.

    -macbruker

    I have given up for now, and just used the regular display of comments.

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