Posts with hundreds of comments can become very long and slow. One solution is to show WordPress comments on a new page, separate from the post content, with a button like “Read 120 comments” that opens them on their own URL. We ran this WordPress comments on new page setup on our own blog for a while. The original method relied on WordPress’s old pop-up comments script, which has since been removed, so here’s the updated way to do it in 3 easy steps, plus simpler alternatives.<\/p>\n
Quick answer:<\/strong> Register a Table of Contents<\/p>\n\/comments\/<\/code> endpoint for posts with add_rewrite_endpoint()<\/code>, load a small single-comments.php<\/code> template when that endpoint is visited, then remove comments_template()<\/code> from single.php<\/code> and add a link to get_permalink() . 'comments\/'<\/code>. Save your permalinks once to activate it.<\/p>\n