superultra

Yeah my html is messy (and uses tables). But it should be fixed, then, if I use the default template and it’s not. It has to be somewhere else.
The thing that’s driving me crazy is that it _has_ to be something I’m doing, as it has occured on both mine and my wife’s blog (which i set up). Grr (to me).

I tried using the default templates and it exhibits the same behavior. Weird, huh.

Hmm, I did a little on my wife’s blog (popularstranger) but the beelerspace install was a clean one. Weird huh. Thanks for checking it out though Podz.

So…um…yeah…about those line breaks.
-cough-

Still looking for a solution to this. I can’t be alone since it’s occuring on two blogs on two web servers. Anyone?
Thanks in advance. =)

I’m wondering if this is a problem in the code somewhere. Has anyone had any success hacking the comment code so that it includes line breaks as it should?

Agreed. I keep thinking that maybe line breaks are considered bad html by WordPress? And if you view the comment in the backend it looks it should. It’s in building the page that the line breaks disappear. Quite annoying.

Anyone have a similar problem (and hopefully a solution)?

sure. I also noticed it’s on the blog I set up for my wife:
https://www.beelerspace.com
https://www.popularstranger.com

It’s working now. =)

Download link not working for me.
Thanks – looks great though!

Figured it out. =)

Actually, I just used the $single variable and an if statement. Thanks for the spelling correction as well Beel. =)

Alright, so I figured it out. However, I just realized that there really is no comments page template persay. It’s really just the index with that specific page. (see here: https://www.popularstranger.com/ ). However, when you comment on a page, the form doesn’t pop up. Am I going to have to use pop up comments if my comments are on the main index, or is there a way to include the comments form on a permalink page?

Thanks for the responses. Much obliged.
The problem with the recent comments hack is that it doesn’t create the loop I need for each entry.
I did look at the reference and the index.php before posting, quite a bit actually (for at least 3 or 4 hours!). As far as I can tell, the index.php template is really no help since it links to the comments. What would be great is another template that includes comments on the front page.
I still can’t figure out how to include these tags on the main index. If I do, I get parse errors. Can wp-comments.php be the ONLY php file to include comments? Why can’t I include wp-comments_fp.php? Or, why can’t the main index contain comment loops?