Finally I figured it out. you may simply add your arguments to the wp_list_comments as associative key => value pairs like this: $args = array( ‘callback’ => ‘my_callback’, ‘avatar_size’ => 48, ‘type’ => ‘comment’, ‘arg1’ => $arg1 ); wp_list_comments( $args ); and then in your my_callback you have: function my_callback( $comment, $args, $depth ) where … Read more
i could not solve the main problem (two comments_template() in one post) but i created a new post_type for “talk to teacher” part and so we will create a post for every teacher in that post type and put the link of that post in teacher’s profile page. by clicking on that link, students will … Read more
You need to create a page from wp-admin->Pages and assign your template as the “Template”. Until you do that, WordPress won’t know where to find the “page”– won’t know what to do with the request– and you will get a 404. I think that is about it, really. Think about where your file is actually … Read more
How to hide “Trackback” on paginated comments
Because that’s done in javascript, and you have to enqueue that javascript for it to work, as stated in the docs: If JavaScript is enabled and the comment-reply.js JavaScript is loaded the link moves the comment form to just below the comment. https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_reply_link e.g. function wpse289875_enqueue_comments_reply() { if ( is_singular() && get_option( ‘thread_comments’ ) ) … Read more
Yes you can, Frontend only you would need to check each post comment author for it’s role. If the role of that comment author is not adverstisers then remove it from the array of comments attached to that post. Then you would have to return only the comments if the current logged in user is … Read more
ok, after some research I came up with the solution. The solution is for displaying wordpress comments outside the loop and as a bonus how to place disqus comments outside the loop as well. First, How to place wordpress comments outside the loop: In single.php we need to define a new global variable for storing … Read more
You could pull all of the comments by current user and loop over them to see how may where today or you can create a custom sql Query to select just the count of comments for the last 24 hours, something like this: global $wpdb,$current_user; $sql = $wpdb->prepare(” SELECT count(*) FROM wp_comments WHERE comment_author=”%s” AND … Read more
We could rewrite: wp_list_comments( array( ‘callback’ => ‘bootstrap_comment_callback’, )); with the null walker parameter: wp_list_comments( array( ‘walker’ => null, ‘callback’ => ‘bootstrap_comment_callback’, )); which means we are using the default Walker_Comment class: wp_list_comments( array( ‘walker’ => new Walker_Comment, ‘callback’ => ‘bootstrap_comment_callback’, )); The Walker_Comment::start_el() method is just a wrapper for one of these protected methods: … Read more
We can use comment_form function’s submit_button parameter to change submit button HTML. Default HTML for submit_button is <input name=”%1$s” type=”submit” id=”%2$s” class=”%3$s” value=”%4$s” /> You can change your code like this. $comments_args = array( …. ‘submit_button’ => ‘<div class=”form-group”> <input name=”%1$s” type=”submit” id=”%2$s” class=”%3$s” value=”%4$s” /> </div>’ …. ); Update: Regarding %1$s , %2$s and … Read more