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  • One of the screen shots shows some of them but here you go:

    %author%       Author's nice name *
    %first%        Author's first name
    %last%         Author's last name
    %nick%         Authors' nick name
    %title%        Post Title
    %link%         Post Permalink
    %date%         Post Date (formatted to blog settings) *
    %time%         Post Time (formatted to blog settings) *
    %wpurl%        The “WordPress address (URL)” as specified on your blog's general settings page.
    %burl%         The "Blog address (URL)" as specified on your blog's general settings page.
    %content%      The content of the comment **
    %tag%          The contents of the Comment Tag Field. **

    * These Tags are also available in the Comment Block formatting field
    ** These Tags are only available in the Comment Block formatting field

    I’m going to have to work out why the PDF is odd – it looks like its something odd to do with Adobe Acrobat… a font I suspect … does this version look any better:

    https://wordbooker.tty.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/wordbooker_user_guide.pdf

    I was having the same problem, but after putting in the same code you that’s in user guide, it’s importing new comments (with actual comment), but not the ones already placed on that post that came through empty. I deleted those on facebook, so maybe that did something. I don’t care about that though since it seems to be fixed.

    My next thing to figure out is how to get the facebook comment box to show up in wordpress. I want it to show up after my WP comments, but so far it’s not showing up at all. I’ll have to look through the user guide to see if I need to manually insert the code somewhere. That’s what I previously did (before Facebook changed everything).

    Thanks so much for all of the hard work you have done on this.

    Hmm, I can’t get the facebook comment box to show. I tried pasting this:
    <?php if (function_exists('display_wordbooker_fb_comment')) display_wordbooker_fb_comment(); ?>
    in my template, and then set comment placing defined by theme template. I also tried the shortcode in the post. I thought maybe it was my theme, so I tried twenty-eleven & turned off all of my plugins except woordbooker, but didn’t have any luck.

    YAY, I got it to work! I found the discussion here:
    https://wordbooker.tty.org.uk/supportforums/topic/version-2-1-4/page/2/#post-3618

    and saw you have to turn on the FB like button for the comment box to show up. I did that, but made it not show anywhere since I have it already with my social sharing plugins. Then I pasted the php code (from my previous comment) in my theme template. I’m using Atahulapa, and pasted it at the very end of the comments.php file because I wanted ti after my wordpress comments.

    Thanks Steve!

    Thread Starter vivrealamorlaye

    (@vivrealamorlaye)

    Thank you steeve. This PDF shows the tags correctly.

    Excellent….. thanks for letting me know.

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