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adding a text message beside the comment submit button

You should not edit the WordPress core files! If you have comment_id_fields() in your comments template, like this: <p class=”form-submit”> <input name=”submit” type=”submit” id=”<?php echo esc_attr( $args[‘id_submit’] ); ?>” value=”<?php echo esc_attr( $args[‘label_submit’] ); ?>” /> <?php comment_id_fields( $post_id ); ?> </p> you might use: add_filter(“comment_id_fields”,”my_submit_comment_message”); function my_submit_comment_message($result){ return $result.” <span>(your message will only be … Read more

Help with “text domain”, comments_form in WordPress theme

Well, it says you are not including text domain… well – because you are not including text domain. Obviously to fix it – you should include text domain. See I18n for theme and plugin developers in Codex. There is no point in adding extra code just to fake testing results. If you don’t need that … Read more

How can i customize the comment list

The wp_list_comments() call accepts a callback argument, in which you can define the specifc comment-list markup that you want. I would suggest taking a look at how TwentyTen handles the wp_list_comments() callback.

comment_form – show all fields when logged in

You can filter ‘comment_form_logged_in’ and return the missing fields. But there is a much easier way: Open a tab in private browsing modus and visit the same page.

Comment form vaildation

Ok, I’ve worked this out. You need to copy the complete first section of the `comment_form()’ from wp core. This is the code <?php function comment_form( $args = array(), $post_id = null ) { if ( null === $post_id ) $post_id = get_the_ID(); else $id = $post_id; $commenter = wp_get_current_commenter(); $user = wp_get_current_user(); $user_identity = … Read more

customize comment form

This code will allow you to customize the comment field labels and will move the comment form below the fields. Add the code to your functions.php or to a plugin. To change the labels, modify the Name CUSTOMIZED, Email CUSTOMIZED, and Website CUSTOMIZED, and Comment * CUSTOMIZED text. /** * Customize comment form default fields. … Read more

Making a Comment on a page without being on that page?

You have to set the value of $_POST[‘comment_post_ID’] to the post id of the page: <input type=”hidden” name=”comment_post_ID” value=”10″ /> Then set the action of the form element to /wp-comments-post.php, filter ‘comment_post_redirect’ and send the visitor back to page where the comment/review was written. Here is an example, written as plugin: <?php /* Plugin Name: … Read more

How to Remove novalidate attribute from comment form

It seems WP core adds the novlidate attribute to the comment form when your theme has HTML5 support enabled for comment forms (see includes/comment-template.php). To disable it, use remove_theme_support(‘html5’, ‘comment-form’);

How to display the comment_form with a shortcode while removing it from its default position?

Version #1 The following seems to work for the Twenty Fifteen theme: /** * Display the comment form via shortcode on singular pages * Remove the default comment form. * Hide the unwanted “Comments are closed” message with CSS. * * @see http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/a/177289/26350 */ add_shortcode( ‘wpse_comment_form’, function( $atts = array(), $content=”” ) { if( is_singular() … Read more

changing default comment form arguments [duplicate]

You’re logic reads like this: “If the post type is not ‘myCPT’ or if the user is logged in, then use the altered comment_form” So, all post types except myCPT use the altered form and any user that is logged in will see the altered form. That doesn’t sound like your description of the problem: … Read more

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