(copied from comment above, so that this question will get an answer): You can try http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/89238/26350 if you want to disable comments but still want to have the comment form visible. – birgire Oct 24 ’13 at 1:46
Although the post says,1 year ago, but maybe someone needs to know how, so I will share my knowledge. You may create a file, named comments.php in your active themes’s root directory and make changes to it: <h3>Comment form title</h3> <p><?php cancel_comment_reply_link(); ?></p> <form id=”commentform” action=”<?php echo site_url(); ?>/wp-comments-post.php” method=”post”> <textarea name=”comment” id=”comment”></textarea> <?php comment_id_fields(); … Read more
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Based on this tutorial , here is an answer to a similar question. This may also help. I hope this will help you start your journey by some tweaks and adjustment with code.
I got some help from WordPress forum. As of WordPress 3.1 a function called comment_form() creates the submit comment area. You can override default settings by creating an argument list and passing it in as a parameter. Here is a quick example where I change the default header Reply to Comment and then remove the … Read more
You have a couple potential issues: Your version of WordPress and/or your current Theme does not support threaded comments. What version of WordPress are you using? What Theme are you using? Something is interfering with comment display What Plugins are you using, that might be interacting with comments? These would include anti-spam Plugins, security Plugins, … Read more
Change the textarea earlier than the plugin. The plugin runs with a default priority of 10, so you could use 9: add_filter( ‘comment_form_defaults’, ‘wpse_61103_change_textarea’, 9 ); function wpse_61103_change_textarea( $fields ) { $fields[‘comment_field’] = ‘<div class=”comment-field-wrapper”>’ . $fields[‘comment_field’] . ‘</div>’; return $fields; }
What you need are two new containers: one for the single line fields, one for the textarea. Looking at the default comment form, we can see where their start and end tags should appear. I have added some comments to make that easier to see: <form action=”<?php echo site_url( ‘/wp-comments-post.php’ ); ?>” method=”post” id=”<?php echo … Read more
I am not so clear where exactly you would want to “inject” this JS . “After a new comment has been made” , in WP terms and php workflow, can mean several things . (for example when the $POST request is made , when the action is triggered ,when it is getting checked, sanitized , … Read more