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Well, the link for info:
https://ottopress.com/2008/wordpress-2-7-comments-enhancements/

This is how I did it. The whole thing:

In header.php just before calling wp_head:
<?php if ( is_singular() ) wp_enqueue_script( 'comment-reply' ); ?>

In single.php where by default:
<?php comments_template(); ?>
Change to:
<?php comments_template('', true);?>

In comments.php where:
<?php wp_list_comments(); ?>
Change to:
<?php wp_list_comments('type=comment&callback=my_custom_comments'); ?>

In functions.php define your function for comments (“my_custom_comments” in this example). And inside the function:

<div class="reply">
     <?php comment_reply_link(array_merge( $args, array('depth' => $depth, 'max_depth' => $args['max_depth']))) ?>
</div>

You can see an example of the function going to the page linked by fwoan & esmi on the comments below.

With this, the Reply link worked for me, but for the whole threaded comments thing you need to place some other bits as well in comments.php. You can find more info on: .

Hope it helps someone ??

The wysiwyg is now disabled but the quicktags, are almost the same thing and when I save the post I see some surprising brs.
I’ve read some of the previous support threads about this and seems to be 2 answers:
1.Disable the WYSIWYG (not working for me)
2.Hack here and there and maybe it still doesn’t work (core files).

This is my case. I design themes for people who maybe doesn’t know a thing about (x)html. So I take my time to search plugins and other things that make easier for them post content (video, audio, etc..) and for the site still keeping validating.
But in some cases, there’s no plugin to save the code. And I would like to say (I did it before and it works):
“Push the HTML button and paste this code …. and then replace this part ….”

But the main question for me (besides the fact that I maybe could solve my particular case) is why WP developers are taking off a really useful part of the editor and put this hybrid that strips some of the html tags (quicktags does almost the same thing).

I just want the html button (or something to put code that keeps exactly like that) back in the WYSIWYG editor. So any user have to switch editor or anything, just click a link or button or tab and write a little piece of code.

I dont know if I′m clear, I hope you understand me (I know my english is not good at all). This is a request. Is it possible in a future WP version?

Now, for this version. ?Could it be solved changing something like wp-autop?

Please, Jack, can you give me more details?
I don’t know where is TinyMCE strict_loading_mode

Finally (thanks spencerp for the little note that was a great help) find out!

The default theme for WP 2.05 doesn’t work for earlier versions (at least 2.03 for sure).

My friend updates his blog to 2.05 and that′s all, the sidebar in his place.

Thanks,
F

So, are there design changes between versions independently of the used theme?
In that case, where are specified?

I was based my design in the Kubrick version that is actually part (default theme) of the last version (WP 2.05).
So my friend should be update to 2.05 and my theme will work?

Right now I’m testing publishing the same posts and categories in my test blog just to find out the problem, but all seems to be fine in the test blog.

spencerp, if you can give me some more information I’ll really appreciate it.

Thanks,
F