Moving comment count from post meta to post footer

Perfect. Thank you. I turned off the categories and comments in the post meta. The page I’m working on is actually a blog listing. I figured out that it was post-content-masonry.php I needed to override. I was able to change ‘Read more’ to ‘Show more’ but I still can’t get the comments to show up in the footer. Here’s what I added to the post footer after do_action(‘kleo_post_footer’);:

//comments
$meta_list = array();
$author_links = ”;
$meta_elements = sq_option( ‘blog_meta_elements’, $kleo_config[‘blog_meta_defaults’] );
$meta_list[] = ‘<small class=”meta-comment-count”><a href=”‘.
get_permalink().’#comments”>’.get_comments_number() .
‘ <i class=”icon-chat-1 hover-tip” ‘ .
‘data-original-title=”‘.sprintf( _n( ‘This article has one comment’, ‘This article has %1$s comments’, get_comments_number(), ‘kleo_framework’ ),number_format_i18n( get_comments_number() ) ).'” ‘ .
‘data-toggle=”tooltip” ‘ .
‘data-placement=”top”></i>’ .
‘</small>’;

Is there maybe a filter, like after_kleo_post_footer?

Thanks!

Hi Sharmstr,

Thanks for the reply. Sorry – I was tired and had just copied the comment stuff from your post meta code. When I looked at it again today, I realized that I was just appending a post meta array and not doing anything with it. I got it working:

<a href="<?php get_permalink()?>#comments">,
	<i class="icon-comment-empty" data-original-title="<?php echo sprintf( _n( 'This article has one comment', 'This article has %1$s comments', get_comments_number(), 'kleo_framework' ),number_format_i18n( get_comments_number() ) )?>" data-toggle="tooltip" data-placement="top"></i>
	<?php
		echo get_comments_number();
		echo sprintf( _n( ' comment', ' comments', get_comments_number(), 'kleo_framework' ),number_format_i18n( get_comments_number() ) );
	?>
</a>