Try out Six Hat Thinking
Here you can test out the Six Hat Thinking knowledge typeset.
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I’m wearing a black hat.
I’m against it.
I’m wearing a red pipo.
White hat thinking. – I am testing testing….
Red hat thinking, test.
Blue hat thinking, just testing.
Red hat thinking. Oh, testing out the new scaffolds. I like this.
Green hat thinking. Green is nice
At my template comments.php there is no such ‘wp_list_comments’ that’s why the whole plugin doesn’t work for me. could you send me a example of your comments.php?
thanx, niels
Hi Niels. Basically your comments.php needs to call “knbu_list_comments();” at a suitable location, where you want to see comments. The default theme has a call to “wp_list_comments” which is easy to replace. For your own theme, you need to locate the code that renders your comments, and replace it with knbu_list_comments. However, you’ll then also lose the custom formatting of your comments in your theme, and get reverted to the default method.
White hat thinking.
I can’t understand why nobody likes yellow hats.
This plug-in is looking more like a forum thread than anything. Might be useful in that regard.
Funny, I just looked at the “details” of yellow hat. Seems like I’m finding values and benefits.