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I think I got it, thanks for your time and post!

thanks so much.

I know I can easily muck things up when adding code, can you point to towards the “div” that I would “set” within this string?

<script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://frenchtoastandhugs.com/bannerzest/bzLoader.js”></script><noscript><p style=”background-color:#ffffff;color:#000000;padding:1em;”>Your browser doesn’t support JavaScript or you have disabled JavaScript.</p></noscript><div id=”SWBZ96742F9BC4594B7FAD7A”></div><div id=”LKBZ96742F9BC4594B7FAD7A”></div>

I am having the same error (minus the obfuscation)

henry

Wow, that is so clear. thanks very much for sticking with me, it helps a lot.

Henry

The misunderstanding is on my part, confusing the front page vs. an article page (I guess)

What I was trying to illustrate was when I visit a blog, mostly form a link form digg or doggdot or some other aggregate, I (now) assume I am visiting an article page, because the comments are always displayed below the blog/article? Does that make more sense?

Of the three blogs I run, the I was able to get the comments to display just by adding the first line as you instructed. One the other two, nothing happend which makes me beilive I have to impliement the second part of your suggestion, but I am afraid it is not as clear to me. The

The other half is put in the tag within the look such as under the_content().

<?php comments_template(); ?>

“put in the tag”, which tag? and where?

within the “look”, do not understand

such as “under the content” also do not understand.

Please bear with my lack of knowledge, as I stated earlier I find that the more I understand about what it is I am trying to do, the less I mess thing up.

I greatly appreciated your time and feedback.

<?php $withcomments=1 ?>

That’s it. You’ll have to play with the logic, but that will display the comments and the comment submission form for each post.

Edit: I was half right. The other half is put in the tag within the look such as under the_content().

<?php comments_template(); ?>

THEN you’ll get comments and comment submission. My theme had comments_template in it already.

Thanks, works perfectly.

Not really a demand for it. But since you asked, I thought “How hard could it be?” It turns out to be ridiculously easy.

Can you elaborate?

It seems almost every blog I go to has this setting as default, which means IMHO there is a huge demand for such a function within admin.

Henry

Great, now that what I am asking is clear, can you possibly give some details on that editing process? I am comfortable editing the php docs, but my experience is that all coding is so specific and even things like the exact insertion point can make a difference in the outcome. I also know trial and error is the answer, but would love to start with a specific guideline.

I guess, as an aside, I am curious why this is not a part of the wordpress admin controls. It really seems like a LOT of folks would like to be able to show all comments on their index page?

Thanks so much for your guidance.

Henry

I have three blogs all using different templates, on each one the comments remain closed unless the user clicks on the “leave comment” or “read comments” or “(2) Comments”.

I would like all my comments to be displayed, but clearly I am doing something wrong.

Thanks.

Henry
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Thanks, I give it a whirl.

Thanks, as it turns out the hosting service sent me the wrong IP address?#$%&

I appreciate your fast response, I am all set.