Dirk1312

Hello @wpzoom

thanks a lot! I’ll have a look into that in the evening.

Kind regards,

Dirk

Thanks a lot for your assessment. Since I will, of course, first of all start with one page to get into wordpress again, it probably makes sense to run each of the containers separately.

Ah, ok. Great! This works perfectly! Thanks a lot!

I just remembered, that the menu is ordered not as I did it in the dashboard. The menu is ordered alphanumeric (please ignore the menu I showed above, because I translated it into english -> it’s not alpahnumeric anymore).

Any idea, how I can sort it?

Thanks and best wishes,

Dirk

Hi esmi,

thanks for your response. I didn’t overwrite the theme, I copied it to another folder and edited it.

Nevertheless I still have the problem with the menu. Any ideas?

Thanks and best regards,

Dirk

Oh, I’m sorry for that inexact answer.

This is the former
<li>-Tag the comments were wrapped by (I changed it to div because I don’t want the comments to be listed that way):

<div class"..." style="<?php global $comment_depth; if($comment_depth > 1) { echo 'margin-left: ' . $comment_deth * 3 . 'px;'; ?>">....</div>

The result is style=”margin-left:px;”.

Please remember, it’s the functions.php where I use it (in the twentyten template). I don’t know if this could be the reason.

<?php global $comment_depth; $comment_wording = ($comment_depth > 1) ? 'replies' : 'comments'; ?>

May someone tell me, why this doesn’t work? I think I have to set $comment_depth to global where it is initialized and not where I call it?!

Is there no method to enter this property?

Thanks and best regards, Dirk

Hi,

thanks for your detailed response.

First at all: I made a copy of twenty ten theme, renamed it and changed the annotations in the top of each page. But thanks for that information!

Hmm, ok. I think, this is not such a nice way to solve it just to change the “says” to “reply”. But looking at your example with fireburg and with your coding example I had an idea:

I solve it using divs instead of lists, so, I can do it this way:

<div class"..." style="<?php if($comment_depth > 1) { echo 'margin-left: ' . $comment_deth * 3 . 'px;'; ?>">....</div>

So I have divs threaded by margin-left. Ok, if there’s a tooo big depth I get problems, but I would get them using lists, too?!

Thanks and best regards,

Dirk

Wow, thanks a lot! That’s really great!

One more question: Is there a possibility to display comments not the way

[code]

1. Comment 1

• Reply to comment 1
• One more reply to comment 1

• Comment2

[/code]

My problem is, when I give the list element from Comment 1 a CSS background-color and a border, the replies are of course always in the same box and it looks like they are quotes or something like that.

Is there a best practice or a way to handle this?

Thanks and best wishes,

Dirk