Disqus Conditional Load Pro

Disqus Conditional Load Pro extends Disqus Conditional Load with more ways to control when comments load and where they appear on a WordPress site. It uses JavaScript without requiring jQuery.

Choose when comments load

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

Place comments on posts and product pages

Use the [js-disqus] shortcode to place comments in a chosen position on a post or page. Custom post types are supported, and the Disqus container width can be adjusted. WooCommerce support works without breaking the review tab, and Easy Digital Downloads is also supported.

Buttons, widgets, and scripts

Display comment counts on a button, pick from built-in button styles, or add Disqus Comments and Disqus Popular Comments widgets. You can disable the count.js script and remove Disqus scripts from selected custom post types.

Comment syncing and Disqus functions

The plugin works with importing existing comments and automatically syncing comments between Disqus and the WordPress database. Disqus also offers threaded replies, email notifications and replies, subscription and RSS options, aggregated comments and social mentions, moderation tools, spam filtering, blacklists and whitelists, and community widgets.

Install and configure

Deactivate the official Disqus plugin before installing Disqus Conditional Load, since the two plugins should not be active together. Install and activate Disqus Conditional Load, then install the Pro version. Connect the website to Disqus in the plugin settings, choose loading behavior for mobile and desktop, configure buttons or widgets, and add the shortcode wherever comments should appear. Pro visitors have priority support over email.