[wp-testers] Styling of comments in WP2.7

[Jonathan Gabor]

That's exactly what I have done.

But since wp_list_comments() outputs all of the HTML, I can't really change
the style/design of it - except modifiying font/size/width/height. What if I
want to change position of it?

For example, what if I want the comment-meta div to appear after the
comment-text? I really don't want to start using absolute positioning for
this...

On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 11:44, Will Garcia <w at will.ph> wrote:

> I would suggest developing comment styles with the default theme on a WP
> test environment. It basically shows all the classes used and you can start
> from there.
>
> On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 5:33 PM, Jonathan Gabor <jgabor at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I've managed to style the different classes, that's being written when
> > using
> > wp_list_comments(). But I was wondering if there is way to do more
> > "advanced" styling. For example, I would like to enclose the two div's
> > containing comment-meta and commentauthor into another div, so I can
> alter
> > the placement more easily. And I also would like to remove "Says:" after
> > the
> > author's name, and change the way that the date is shown... I.e. I wan't
> > change just about everything. :)
> >
> > Is there a document for this template-tag, or any helpful guide for it?
> > Can't really read what's happening in the source, since I'm no PHP-guy.
> Or
> > should I just use the pre-2.7 way of doing it? Is that even going to be
> > supported?
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