Disqus Conditional Load Pro extends Disqus Conditional Load with more ways to control when Disqus comments load and where they appear on a WordPress site. It uses JavaScript without requiring jQuery and supports blogs, custom post types, WooCommerce, and Easy Digital Downloads.

Choose when comments load

Comments can load normally, on scroll, when scrolling starts, or after a visitor clicks. Pro includes On Scroll Start loading and separate loading options for mobile and desktop. You can prevent automatic loading, assign a custom class to the comment button, and control comment counts independently.

Place comments where they belong

Use the [js-disqus] shortcode to place comments at a chosen point in a post or page. Custom post types are supported, and the Disqus container width can be adjusted. Settings can also remove Disqus scripts from selected custom post types or disable the count.js script when it is not needed.

Support for store pages

WooCommerce support works without breaking the review tab. Easy Digital Downloads is also supported, so comments can be used on product and download pages.

Buttons and comment widgets

Show a comment count on a button, choose a built-in button style, or set a custom button class. The extension includes Disqus Comments and Disqus Popular Comments widgets.

Disqus comment functions

Disqus supports importing existing comments and syncing comments between its database and WordPress. Its discussion functions include threaded replies, notifications and reply by email, subscribe and RSS options, aggregated comments and social mentions, moderation utilities, spam filtering, and blacklists and whitelists.

Setup

Install Disqus Conditional Load in WordPress, then install the Pro version. Connect the site to Disqus from Comments > Disqus and open the extension settings. Choose the loading method and device options, configure buttons or widgets, and add the shortcode wherever comments should appear. Pro customers can request priority support by email.