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Just noticed - when [read more] is clicked, it shows original linking of the post without the comments window. is possible to apply the 'comments window', to posts where the [read more] added ? A big percentage of my posts contain [read more] I checked thru the code @ the panel & have found noth...

Bingo !

The replacement code for the entry-default.tpl worked perfectly.
... and the overview is usually without comments anyway.

Thank you Arvid !

Just to be more complete, into the tag [IMG] you can use a nice addition with a space after the image link. If you put "scale=XX%" you'll obtain a clickable thumbnail that shows the original image. Obviously XX means the percentage of your image, and remove the "" of course. Tha...

It took a while for some changes to respond. The result is the list menu and all that follows the list ends up in the bottom. The live post area extends to fill its place. However, the comments section remains how it was before. I can't figure it out is why sice the only change was a borrowed sectio...

ok - entered it in entry_default.tpl - but all looks the same. Still have to click on 'add comment'. <div itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/BlogPosting" id="{$id}" class="entry {$date|date_format:"y-%Y m-%m d-%d"}"> {* using the following way to print the ...

So the entire 'comments.tpl code' is transfered to replace the 'entry-default.tpl' ?

what I was hoping for with leggeroV2 was to see the 'new comments link' posted on the main page like 'last entries' - instead of getting email. This is useful when you have many pages and have to shift through many of them. It is also beneficial for visitors to see the new comments links visible.

I had enabled them both from first install...
It is in a block for section on the right.
I see last entries & archive but no last comments.
if a comment is added, I just get an email.

Is there a plug to have comments show like 'last entries' on the front right of main page instead of having to check emails for them ?

Thanks - that worked