Where is comments_text() in default theme?

  • I cannot find where the comments for a post are printed in the default Kubrick theme.
    I searched for it, some function catalogs say it should be on line 38 in comments.php, but it’s not there! And it’s not anywhere in the file.
    The only place I have found comment_text() in so far is comments-popup.php, which is not used.

    I need to display custom text in every comment, that’s why I’m looking for where the comments are displayed, to add my <?php print… before it.

    Where can I find comment_text() or where are the comments displayed?

    Thanks!

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  • Thread Starter paul2008

    (@paul2008)

    Ok,
    after looking through comments.php, it seems to me that comment_text() is now replaced with wp_list _comments loop.
    Other people also noticed it.

    So, is there now no way to change the formatting of displayed comments?

    Anonymous User 96400

    (@anonymized-96400)

    Yeah, there is. One of the arguments that function takes is a callback function, in which you can redefine the layout. Look for the function in the codex to find out all about the arguments.

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