wearehalfhillKevin Halfhill
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Generally, when this plugin gets activated—and I use it on so many sites, so it really is true—it automatically applies itself to the posts and pages areas of the site. For some reason, with Gorgo, it did not. They actually have a setting which just needs to be ticked where the site owner wants the comment system to be applied. NO idea how or why that happened here, but totally unrelated to the theme, and works perfectly once applied.
Thanks for the screenshot! When it behaved differently from other installations, I had wrongly concluded that your comment system may not be the standard one, and that a more complicated implementation may be required. Your screenshot cleared that up right away.
Found the issue, totally on their end. Thank you for the screenshot. Stay safe!
That is very interesting, thank you! I was asking this question, because when I activate the plugin, it does nothing on this site. It’s something I’m very familiar with using on all of my other sites, but with this theme, the comments from the theme override the plugin for some reason.
The screenshot is helpful, and I will take a look to see what’s going on.
Also, to be clear: I’m referring to replacing the comment system on blog posts *only*. Thanks!
Thanks so much! I actually have seen that article before. That’s not my question. My question is specific about the customization of this theme to replace your comment system with something else. I’m asking if that can be done through a child theme, or if your comment system is so deeply embedded throughout the theme that it’s not possible to do that.
Thanks! Looking forward to hearing from you!
