• When using the stock comments system, is there a way to make the comments show directly underneath the post instead of the search bar and meta and categories first?

    I installed the plugin wpdiscuz and the comments don’t show up. Do you know if there’s compatibility issues?

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  • Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Thanks for choosing Tracks!

    Yes, there is a way to do this. If you visit the Widgets menu in your dashboard (Appearance > Widgets), you’ll see an “After Post Content” widget area on the right-side. Click on that, and you’ll see the search bar, meta, and category widgets. You can remove them, and then they will no longer display on the site.

    I’m not familiar with wpdiscuz, but it looks like a great plugin. Could you deactivate it temporarily and check if the comments are showing when it is inactive?

    Thread Starter Homedecorid

    (@homedecorid)

    I removed all from after posts widgets and it still shows the stuff after the post.
    It shows older posts, next post, categories, tags, then leave a reply at the bottom. Essentially I’m trying to have at the bottom of the post the recent comments (which u can add in the widgets) then directly after that, leave a reply instead of other posts cats, and tags.

    Thank you

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    Okay I see.

    You can add the following CSS to remove the remaining items after the post:

    .entry-meta-bottom {
      display: none !important;
    }

    Copy & paste the code above into the “Custom CSS” section in the Customizer (Appearance > Customize), and it should take affect right away.

    Thread Starter Homedecorid

    (@homedecorid)

    You are amazing. Thank you.
    Do you have a reference I could check out for any future questions, such as a CSS book or common wordpress custom attributes?

    Theme Author Ben Sibley

    (@bensibley)

    You’re welcome!

    I’ve got a few reference that I think you’ll find helpful. First is the Tracks Support Center which has general how-to’s and tutorials. Then there’s the Tracks CSS Snippets Collection which has TONS of pre-written CSS snippets you can use for customizing. Lastly, when making your own customizations, Chrome’s developer tools are supremely useful. Every browser has it’s own set, I just prefer Chrome.

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