Users who require more control over what happens when comments expand should disable this and do something themselves based on the .commenting class we add to the article. It might also be valuable to add a onCommenting hook. Though, they could subscribe the the events we trigger, if we document them.
This would allow end users to solve #59 and #64 for themselves.
Users who require more control over what happens when comments expand should disable this and do something themselves based on the
.commentingclass we add to the article. It might also be valuable to add aonCommentinghook. Though, they could subscribe the the events we trigger, if we document them.This would allow end users to solve #59 and #64 for themselves.