There’s a filter called get_comment_author that you can hook into to modify a comment author’s appearance. add_filter( ‘get_comment_author’, function( $author, $comment_id, $comment ) { // limit to first 10 characters $author = substr( $author, 0, 10 ); return $author; }, 10, 3 );
How do I make comment-reply-button with that takes to comment reply form on click
How is it possible to create Multi part sections where people can answer or comment or vote on various parts of a page’s content as given example?
Store comment form custom field in custom database
Don’t worry. I have found solution for your issue. you can use below code to display 5 top rated posts based on average rating. i have created below function to get top average rated post using sql queries and wp_query functions. here is updated function for all custom post type. function top_rated_post_via_comment_of_CPT($post_per_page = 5){ global … Read more
After some digging in the core code (as the filters in this area appear to be mostly undocumented), I discovered that this is how WP does it. $req = get_option( ‘require_name_email’ ); From there it is trivial to work out how to reformat the comment form. $html5 = TRUE; // False if xhtml $req = … Read more
Comment Form Fields when user logged in
You can’t just do a simple If statement like this? … if ( count( $usercomment ) < 1 ) { comment_form(); }; I don’t know why you would have to unset it.
Your code uses this: number_format((float)$results[$i][‘avg_rate’], 2, ‘.’, ”) And if we look at where $i is set, we see this just before the loop: $i=0; and this: $i++; But I don’t see how this maps in any way to the current post when there’s a conditional, meaning that not everything in the results array is … Read more
you can paste the code below in your theme functions.php file, it should generate almost the same comment form for logged in and logged out users add_filter( “comment_form_fields”, function( $comment_fields ) { if( is_user_logged_in() ) { // Get an array of field names, excluding the textarea $comment_field_keys = array_diff( array_keys( $comment_fields ), array( ‘comment’ ) … Read more