Allow theme developers to use their own comments template #66
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Modified function „dsq_comments_template“ to look for custom template (can be filtered by the developer); added function „dsq_get_default_comments_template_file“ to allow developers to possibly include this file in their own template
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The function
dsq_comments_template()has been modified to look for a theme template named 'disqus-comments.php' (filename can be filtered). If this is not found, the default template will be used. Furthermore a functiondsq_get_default_comments_template_file()has been added.These modifications allow theme developers to be more flexible using Disqus. They may filter the requested file name to adjust it as they wish. The newly added function furthermore allows them to easily include the original template inside their own template. This might be a use-case for example if the developer only wants to wrap the Disqus Comments with some custom design code.