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Hi Joel,

Thanks for looking into it; I found the answer Here.

In roots.io/Sage it is necessary to add the default comment code back into base.php so that the Disqus filter can find it.

Code sample for base.php. Put this where you want comments to show up. This code is from the article.

<?php if (comments_open()) : ?>
<aside class="commentswrapper">
    <h3>Comments</h3>
    <p>Make all the comments!</p>
    <?php comments_template('/templates/comments.php'); ?>
</aside>
<?php endif; ?>

Here is some info on how roots handles comments:
https://discourse.roots.io/t/does-roots-walker-comment-replace-comment-form-completly/1800

I am happy to replace their method with what the plugin needs if you can share it with me.

By the way, here is an address for my testing site:

https://lapl.taui.io/laptops/mainstream/

I opted to use the shortcode method. You can find the div for your plugin right before the footer but it only shows an empty div.

Thanks!

Hey everyone, I didn’t realize this was an open support community or I wouldn’t have answered his unmoderated solicitation for help. Sorry about that, I have now read the terms of service.

@andrew Nevins: I most certainly did create my account to answer this request for help, but clearly I didn’t understand the spirit of the forum. Certainly you aren’t implying that I intentionally broke the forum rules.

@jan I am sure you all get your share of frustrating junk on here, I have read the rules and am happy to contribute within the guidelines.

I would be happy to help you out with this – shoot me an email at:

[ email redacted, do not do that again please ]