Changeset 187946
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- 12/30/2009 01:54:33 AM (16 years ago)
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comment-timeout/trunk/readme.txt
r187943 r187946 16 16 accepted, or to override the timeout on a post-by-post basis. 17 17 18 == Upgrade Notice == 19 **PHP 4 is no longer supported.** As of version 2.1, Comment Timeout requires PHP 5.2 or later. 18 **Note: PHP 4 is no longer supported.** As of version 2.1, Comment Timeout requires PHP 5.2 or later. 20 19 If you are still using PHP 4, you should use Comment Timeout 2.0.1. 21 20 … … 27 26 * Configure the plugin by going to the "Comment Timeout" page on the "Options" menu. 28 27 29 = Configuration=28 == Configuration == 30 29 31 30 You can change various settings globally on the "Comment Timeout" page under the … … 36 35 "Comment Timeout" section in the sidebar of the post or page editor. 37 36 38 = Template tags=37 == Template tags == 39 38 40 39 Comment Timeout 2.1 introduces two new functions that you can use in your theme: … … 62 61 == Frequently Asked Questions == 63 62 64 = My page layout breaks when comments are closed! = 63 **My page layout breaks when comments are closed!** 65 64 66 65 This is the fault of your theme, not this plugin. Some theme authors do not test
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