Reverse Order Comments

Open the template file which should show the comments in a reverse order in your favorite editor. Locate the line <?php comments_template(); ?> and replace it with <?php if(function_exists('ro_comments_template')) ro_comments_template(); else comments_template(); ?> Note: The arguments of the function can be different in your template, for example if it is <?php comments_template('', true); ?> change the plugin function accordingly to <?php if(function_exists('ro_comments_template')) ro_comments_template('', true); else comments_template('', true); ?>

` theme-examples/ default (English default theme) comments-topinput.php comments.php adapted for a guestbook tpl_guestbook.php template for a guestbook default_de (German default theme) comments-topinput.php comments.php adapted for a guestbook tpl_gaestebuch.php template for a guestbook `

Yes, but if you use comment navigations with labels like "older" and "newer", then it might be puzzling for the user, as the comment order is opposite to the navigation. In this case I suggest not to use the plugin in combination with comment-pagination or you should change your navigation labels.

Precondition: comments-topinput.php and tpl_gaestebuch.php are in in your template directory.

1. Create a new page. Title e.g. "guestbook"
2. Allow comments for this page
3. Choose the template "Guestbook" for this page.

If you don't use the Kubrik/Default theme, it is still very easy to build your own template. A good template to start with is "page.php" and "single.php". Copy "page.php" and rename it. The line <?php comments_template(); ?> is important. Change it as described above. Add a header to your new page, to tell Wordpress it is a template. e.g. <?php /* Template Name: Guestbook */ ?> Page Template Documentation