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9:59 pm April 20, 2008
| Lorelei
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How do I add the comments in a scroll box on the front page?
Anyway, I’m using the WP theme Minimalistica 1.0 (by Steven Bao)… any help would so greatly appreciated
http://loreleiphotos.com
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10:00 pm April 20, 2008
| Aaron
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I’ve had this question several times now, so I think I have the answer around here somewhere.
*Rummages around the blog…now where did I leave that comment?*
- Go to the comments tab of the AWP admin panel.
- Near the bottom, find the option that says “Tag before/after all comments:”.
- To the beginning of the first textbox add: (leave the <ol…>) <div class="scroll">
- To the end of the second textbox add: </div>
- Save the options
- Open your theme’s style.css file
- Add the following: (you may want to tweak styling)
.scroll { border:1px solid #000000; padding:20px; display:block; height:50px; list-style-type:none; overflow:scroll; width:90%;}- Use the following to copy and paste the code.
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11:51 pm June 21, 2008
| Gina
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Aaron, thanks for redirecting me to this page. It works great!
But this code also puts the comments in a scroll box on every page (including single post page) and not just the index.
Is there any way to display the comments normally on the single page?
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12:20 pm July 15, 2008
| Matt
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This works great but how do you change the size of the font inside the scroll box?
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4:53 pm July 16, 2008
| Aaron
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That can be done with the font-size css attribute. Just add it to the css I gave above. You can find a lot of information about it through Google.
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