Any comments_template filter should return an absolute filepath to the comments template – use comment_form_defaults and set the class_form argument: add_filter( ‘comment_form_defaults’, function ( $args ) { $args[‘class_form’] = ‘my form classes’; return $args; });
In the Settings >> Discussion Screen, there is a options tick box, ‘Enable threaded (nested) comments [X] levels deep’. From there you can tick to activate threaded comments and set how many levels deep to a maximum of 10. You should also check if your theme has the following piece of code, should normally be … Read more
you might find these links handy if you’re going to code it yourself http://byronyasgur.wordpress.com/2011/06/27/frontend-forward-facing-ajax-in-wordpress/ http://www.garyc40.com/2010/03/5-tips-for-using-ajax-in-wordpress/ I am fairly sure your URL is wrong url: “../wp-comments-post.php” – ajax in wordpress has to be sent (quite strangely) to/through admin-ajax.php (even if it’s not on the admin side). If you read the first link it is explained in … Read more
Hi @Emerson: Do you want before the list of comments or before the comment form (I assume the latter?) If yes, and I’m assuming you are either using the TwentyTen theme or a theme that uses the new comment_form() function from WordPress 3.0.0? If so it’s as simple as using the ‘comment_form_before’ hook. Here’s an … Read more
You can use wp_filter_kses() and then wp_unslash to filter the content.
I didn’t solve this but don’t want to waste anyone else’s time on it. I decided to create individual user accounts for every visitor instead.
comment_form() not showing on custom post type
You got this action comment_post which fires just after comment is inserted in database
It seems that the WordPress comment box isn’t working properly. Or maybe you are using any comment plugin like CommentLuv then it’s the Javascript problem. You can check the comment box code in the theme. The loop showing the answers should be perfect to fetch the URL of the author.
There’s a filter called comment_class for that : apply_filters( ‘comment_class’, $classes, $class, $comment->comment_ID, $comment, $post_id ); Source Just use the argument comment which is an object and you’ll get $comment->user_id which could be useful to get user role and add your classes. EDIT: add_filter( ‘comment_class’, ‘wpse_253517_comment_class’, 10, 5 ); function wpse_253517_comment_class( $classes, $class, $comment_ID, $comment, … Read more