dsamuel

bloginfo(‘stylesheet_directory’) doesn’t work for me, but get_stylesheet_directory() does – at least it gives me the absolute path to the current theme directory. TEMPLATEPATH provides a relative (to https://) path as well.

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Development

My apologies to those who have tried to find the article Customizing Comments in WordPress a Template, mentioned in the post above – it’s there, but a direct link would be helpful to some! Here it is:

https://discover-doug.com/2006/10/31/customizing-comments-in-wordpress-a-template/

I spent some time learning more about this so I could get my posts to behave exactly the way I want them to. I want comments to appear on some pages, but if comments are disabled, I don’t want anything about comments to appear.

I wrote an article about it on my website https://www.discover-doug.com – if you need to learn more about this subject, I hope the article might help.

–Doug

Thanks! That helps with the problem, and helps me understand more about how WordPress works.

I have comments_template() working correctly, and I can enable/disable comments.

What I want to do is not display anything when posts are disabled. Right now when I disable comments_template(), there is a message below the post saying that comments are closed. I don’t want this. I want either nothing, or the ability to post.

Is there a way of doing this? I particularly want to use it for my https://www.dougs-travels.com site, and probably others that are in the works as well.

Thanks!