This plugin allows you to add Twitter-like @reply links to comments.\nWhen clicked, those links insert the author name and a link to the comment you are replying to in the textarea.<\/p>\n\n
Most of the code is taken from the Custom Smilies plugin by Quang Anh Do which is released under GNU GPL :\nhttp:\/\/wordpress.org\/extend\/plugins\/custom-smilies\/<\/p>\n\n
Thanks to Guillaume Ringuenet for the arrow graphics.<\/p>\n\n
I didn't create anything new, and I do not claim so in any way.\nThis plugin is just a feature I wanted and judging by the number of downloads I guess I wasn't the only one. ;)<\/p>\n\n\n
\/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code> directory.<\/li>\n- Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress.<\/li>\n
- (optional) The
dreply.png<\/code> file is for dark background themes use it to replace the default reply.png<\/code> file if you want\/need.<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n\n\n\n- It doesn't work! I activated the plugin but I can't see the reply links.<\/dt>\n
They should<\/em> be visible only when you move your mouse cursor over a comment text. If it still doesn't work, open at-reply.php<\/code> search for visibility:hidden;<\/code> (line 26) and remove that part, then you can also remove the whole line 29 .comment:hover .yarr { visibility:visible }<\/code> because it becomes useless. This will make the reply links always visible for all<\/strong> comments (and not just the one your mouse cursor is over).<\/p><\/dd>\n- It doesn't work! I can see the reply links but clicking them does nothing.<\/dt>\n
Either you have disabled JavaScript in your browser or your WordPress theme is not using the default id for the comments textarea (which is comment<\/code>). In the later case, check your comments.php<\/code> file to find your textarea id, then open at-reply.php<\/code> and replace all the document.getElementById('comment')<\/code> with document.getElementById('YOUR_ID')<\/code>.<\/p><\/dd>\n- This version sucks! I prefer the old one because I could choose where I want to put the reply link.<\/dt>\n