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Michael Uno

Does your theme’s comment section mix with comments, trackbacks and pingbacks? If you want to create a separate section for tackbacks and pingbacks, this will be useful for you.
This plugin adds a widget which displays trackbacks and pingbacks of the currently displayed page. It will be invisible if there is no trackback or pingback for the page.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Order – sets whether new ones come first or old ones ome first.</li>
<li>Date – sets whether item date will be inserted or not.</li>
<li>Style – sets the enclosing HTML tag from either ol, ul, or div.</li>
<li>Type – sets the comment type from either Pingbacks and Trackbacks, Pingbacks, Trackbacks, Comments, or All.</li>
</ul>
<h4>Remarks</h4>
This is not for displaying trackbacks and pingbacks from all pages and posts. Optionally comments can be displayed.
<h3>Usage</h3>
= How to Use = 
1. Go to Appearance > Widgets. You’ll see a new widget named Trackback and Pingback Widget., 
2. Add widgets to it.,

Trackback and Pingback Widget

Displays trackbacks and pingbacks which belong to the currently displayed page in a widget.

Ptah Dunbar

The Comments Loop widget was written to allows users with no coding knowledge to customize their comments loop and comments form, all without editing their comments.php file.
Comments Loop is a complete widigitzation of the comments.php file, with over 30 settings to customize from reply links to what gets displayed when comments are closed. When you activate Comments Loop, you’ll have two new available widgets, Comments Loop and Comments Form. Simply drag and drop them in a sidebar that’s active in a singular template (e.g. single.php, page.php, or attachment.php).
View the <a href="https://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/comments-loop/faq/" rel="ugc">FAQ</a> section for more info on how to use Comments Loop.

Comments Loop

A WordPress widget that gives you unprecendeted control over displaying your comments loop and comment form.

Trackback and Pingback Widget vs Comments Loop