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I’m sorry. I don’t know anything about wrapping classes. How would it be done for comment_text?

Hello,

I tried

<?php echo get_comment_text(); // no default filters ?>

and it removed all of the paragraph tags, removing all remaining linebreaks, making everything look like a giant paragraph no matter how many times the user added a line break for the comments.

However, I modified your above line of code, which did change all newline characters to tags, which did fix my problem:

<?php echo str_replace("\n","<br />",get_comment_text()); ?>

So, basically it got rid of the paragraph tags but it replaces the newlines "\n" with <br />, which has the same output. It still has the same problem if I change get_comment_text() to comment_text(). The only downside to get_comment_text() is that it doesn’t convert web urls in comments to clickable hyperlinks, but this is not an issue for me. I don’t know if it truly follows proper HTML-etiquette, but it’s a nice quickfix for now.

I have the same issue noted above. There is something about this line:
<?php comment_text() ?>
It encloses each comment line in paragraph tags but it doesn’t add the so everything looks scrunched up.

I have tried str_replace to fix this, but it remains unaffected:
<?php echo str_replace("</p>","</p><br />", comment_text()); ?>
I am all out ideas and I am not sure how to fix this either. I have tried other themes and they include the line breaks.

I hope this helps explain what the issue is.