Jeez, talk about having to fluff about to get the comments styled nicely… The only downside of WordPress’ 2.7 release is that styling isn’t has straightforward as it once was (until, of course, you find this useful post and the world becomes a good, comfortable, happy place again). However, I am pleased to say that after much fluffing I have them pretty much done. Not exactly how I want them, but I can’t figure out how to that right now and I’m totally over it at this point.
So, yes, it should work and you can all converse with each other in my comments. Which you should start doing immediately to make me feel more important and loved.
Please?
P.S., I totally love Emma and Jeremy Northam is so delicious in everything. Can I have him for my 21st birthday?
I was looking forward to WP 2.7 because of the threaded comment feature, but until I found that site, I was clueless as to how to style or even activate the feature.
Although, for the most part, I am satisfied with the support available for WP, I think some of it could be a little more straightforward.
Hmmm, that post does look useful. I still have a plugin that I used from before for threaded comments, but there are a few things I dont like about them. Like, even tho I’ve added padding, it doesn’t reflect that! Anywho, i didn’t know the new WP includes that. So that’ll be something to look at for sure.
And i totally agree about Jeremy Northam, very handsom ^^
The new WP might be worth a try, for you. I’m really liking it so far and haven’t heard about many bad experiences with it.
Aha! Yay for triumph over threaded comments! I think I might have to read that article, I’ve been messing around with plugins and they mkae me want to poke my eyes out! :/
It’s quite a useful article and was definitely the best one I’ve found yet that teaches you how to customise the style. If only these things were simpler though!
Lol I looked at it and it turns out that the theme I’m using it’s compatible with threaded comments anyway. FAIL.
Don’t worry, we all have those moments!