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Breaking down the comments.php

WordPress displays comments in your theme based on the settings and code in the comments.php file within your WordPress theme.

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Simple comments loop Simple comments loop

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The first step in making our blog commenting system feel less like a Web page and more like an application is to stop page reloads when a user submits a comment. We can do this by submitting the comments to the server using an AJAX request. Since jQuery is probably the defacto standard for cross browser JavaScript functionality we’ll use it here.

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The comments.php template contains all the logic needed to pull comments out of the database and display them in your theme.

Before we explore the template file you’ll want to know how to pull in the partial template file on the appropriate pages such as single.php. You’ll wrap the comment template tag in a conditional statement so comments.php is only pulled in if it makes sense to do.

Another Comments.php Example Another Comments.php Example

Here’s an example of the comments.php template included with the Twenty Thirteen theme:

Breaking down the comments.php Breaking down the comments.php

The above comments.php can be broken down to the below parts for better understanding.

Comments are closed message.

Template Header Template Header

This template begins by identifying the template.

Next, there’s a test to see if the post is password protected and, if so, it stops processing the template.

Finally, there’s a test to see if there are comments associated with this post.

Comment Page Template

Prints out the header that appears above the comments.

Note: Uses the _nx() translation function so other developers can provide alternative language translations.

Comment Listing Comment Listing

The following snippet creates an ordered listing of comments using the wp_list_comments() function.

Comment Pagination Comment Pagination

Checks to see if there are enough comments to merit adding comment navigation and, if so, create comment navigation.

If comments aren’t open, displays a line indicating that they’re closed.

The End The End

This section ends the comments loop, includes the comment form, and closes the comment wrapper.

If you have a lot of comments (which makes your page long), then there are a number of potential benefits to paginating your comments. Pagination helps improve page load speed, especially on mobile devices.
Enabling comments pagination is done in two steps.

Enable paged comments within WordPress by going to Settings > Discussion , and checking the box “Break comments into pages” . You can enter any number for the “top level comments per page”.
Open your comments.php template file and add the following line where you want the comment pagination to appear.

Alternative Comment Template Alternative Comment Template

On some occasions you may want display your comments differently within your theme. For this you would build an alternate file (ex. short-comments.php) and call it as follows:

The path to the file used for an alternative comments template should be relative to the current theme root directory, and include any subfolders. So if the custom comments template is in a folder inside the theme, it may look like this when called:

Function Reference Function Reference

wp_list_comments() : Displays all comments for a post or Page based on a variety of parameters including ones set in the administration area.
comment_form() : This tag outputs a complete commenting form for use within a template.
comments_template() : Load the comment template specified in first argument
paginate_comments_links() : Create pagination links for the comments on the current post.
get_comments() : Retrieve the comments with possible use of arguments
get_approved_comments() : Retrieve the approved comments for post id provided.