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This page was modified for version 0.9.8

1. TP_Gustbook Main Option

1-1. Create Guestbook Page:

• Needs just one click for guestbook creation.

  

• You cannot see “Create Page” button if you already have one.

  

• Note!!: You must upload guestbook template file(guestbook.php) to current theme folder before create guestbook page. Template file is in ‘themes’ folder included. You must create new one if there is nothing matches your current theme.

  

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  • 1. Make a copy of page.php in your current theme folder and name it guestbook.php.
  • 2. Add below to top of your new file

  • 3. If you can find comments_template(); in your new file, go to step 5 else go to step 4.
  • 4. Open single.php(or index.php, theloop.php, loop.php) and check ‘s position related to and insert it to same position of your new file
  • 5. Save file and upload it to current theme folder.

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• If there was “GuestBook page created!” message, it’s done.

  

1-2. Guestbook Scheme:

• This plugin includes some stylesheets (tpg-default, 082net, hemingway, alvin…etc.).
• If you want to use your own style, modify tpg_default.css or create new one refer to sample.css
• Upload new style file to ‘css’ folder (wp-content/plugins/tp-guestbook/css)
• Select new style file on TP_Guestbook option page and “Update Options”

  

1-3. Commentform Position:

• You can place comment form to top(or bottom) of your guestbook page.
• Individual posts can override this value(top or bottom) by adding a custom field with ‘comments_per_page’ as key.

  

• Default value is “Bottom”.

1-4. All Posts, All Pages:

• Setting it to ‘true‘ will enable threaded and paged comments on posts or pages by default.
• Note!! You must replace in single.php(or page templates) with below before enable this option. After v0.9.8, you don’t have nothing to do with this.
• Setting it to “true” will show above message.
• While option value is “false“, individual posts or pages can still enable threaded and paged comments by adding a custom field: ‘paged_comments’ ‘tpg_comments’ with the value ‘on’.

  

2. Threaed Comments Options

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2-1. Max Nesting Levels:

• Comments will not nest below this level and show ‘Comments wont nest below this level’ message
• Example for value 3

  

2-2. Custom Comments Target:

• Almost users do not need to change this option.
• If you have renamed your wp-comments-post.php file to prevent comment spam, set the filename here (relative to the wordpress intall)

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3. Paged Comments Options

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3-1. Comments Per Page:

• Set comments per page.(exclud nested comments)
• Page numbers will only be displayed when comments exceed this value
• Individual posts can override this value by adding a custom field with ‘comments_per_page’ as key.

  

• Example for value 5

  

3-2. Comments Ordering:

• ‘DESC’: latest comments will be displayed first and page numbers will decrease from x: x,….3,2,1
• ‘ASC’: earliest comments will be displayed first and page numbers increase from 1: 1,2,3,…x
• Individual posts can override this value by adding a custom field with ‘comment_ordering’ as key.

  

• If comments count is less than comments per page value, ordering will be overrided by “DESC”(show_all_ordering). You can set this option by chane below

  on tp-guestbook.php file

3-3. Page Range:

• Number of page numbers to show at one time.
• e.g. if there are 10 pages, current page is page 6 and page range is 5 page numbers displayed will be: << 4 5 (6) 7 8 >>

3-4. Use Friendly URLS:

• If you currently have a custom URI structure for permalinks (see codex page if you don't), enabling this will append /comment-page-x/ (where x is a page number) to the end of the URLs for comment pages.
• WordPress 1.5 users: Go to Options > Permalinks and "Update Permalink Structure". This will insert rewrite code to .htaccess (file permission 666 is required) (v0.9.7c or heigher)
• WordPress 2.0(or heigher) users: You don't have to do anything with this.

3-5. Show All Commets Link:

• If enabled, visitors will have the option of choosing to see all comments on one page (ie. not paged). A 'show all' link will be displayed if this is enabled.

  

3-6. Fill Last Page:

• Fill last comment-page in descending (DESC) mode
• When enabled, the last comment-page (the default page loaded in descending mode) will contain the maximum number of comments allowed on a page (the max being the value specified for the per_page option)
• Note!!: with this enabled new comments will cause older comments to shift down to the preceding page until page 1 is full. (Rendering your comment permalinks worthless.) So if you value your comment permalinks and you've enabled descending ordering, set this value to false.
• Left of screenshot below is "true" right is "false"

  

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