I recently converted all those themes to support the new comments threading and paging features, and hopefully there will be an announcement soon about them all being enabled on WordPress.com. However, the changes are there now, and you can look at them for ideas on how to do things.

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If you wrap the comment into a div with a unique ID, then add an add-below to your comment reply link, you’ll get the correct javascript handling to move the comment reply around properly.

Example of how to change your callback to do that is here: http://pastebin.com/f6d1fc223

One other change you’d have to make is to alter the comment reply form so as to encase it in a DIV with an id of “respond”. Since you already have a paragraph with this ID, you’d have to adjust that somewhat.

Your comment reply form also has an extraneous comment_post_ID field. The comment_id_fields() function adds that, it’s not necessary to have it explicitly in the theme anymore.

With those minor adjustments, you’ll find that the comment form moves to where your reply link is, instead of the other way around.

Sincerely, Timur.

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