You can use the pre_get_comments filter to modify the parameters of the comment query before it fetches the comments. Specifically the author_in parameter. I tried to write an example, though I haven’t tested it, but it would be similar to this: add_action( ‘pre_get_comments’, ‘author_and_self_comment_filter’ ); function author_and_self_filter( \WP_Comment_Query $query ) : void { // We … Read more
Just add the comments to oEmbed. Here’s a small plugin that you can use as MU-Plugin or normal plugin and that should explain what’s going on pretty well. <?php defined( ‘ABSPATH’ ) or exit; /* Plugin Name: (#105942) oEmbed Comments */ add_filter( ‘comment_text’, ‘wpse_105942_oembed_comments’, 0 ); function wpse_105942_oembed_comments( $comment ) { add_filter( ’embed_oembed_discover’, ‘__return_false’, 999 … Read more
You are using comments_template which prints out the comments and returns nothing you need to capture the comments template so try this: function get_comments_template(){ ob_start(); comments_template(); return ob_get_clean(); } and change this line: $result .= comments_template(); //Append the comments template to the result to $result .= get_comments_template();
Try adding the following code to your comments.php template file (where you want the “next page”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/”prev page” links displayed): <?php paginate_comments_links(); ?> This should enable multiple pages for your comments. Also, check out this Codex page (paginate_comments_links) for more information. Hope this helps 😉
You need to change the code you’re using from <div class=”post-meta”> <p><?php the_date(); ?> | <?php the_tags(‘tags:’, ‘, ‘, ‘<br />’); ?> | <?php comments_number( $zero, $one, $more ); ?> comments</p> <?php comments_template(); ?> </div><!– end post-meta –> to <div class=”post-meta”> <p><?php the_date(); ?> | <?php the_tags(‘tags:’, ‘, ‘, ‘<br />’); ?> | <?php comments_number( … Read more
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
Getting all the images from the post, and adding them to the top of the post is relatively easy. You can do something like this: (Note, this is just a code example. I’m not 100% what you are looking for. Hopefully this is enough to get you started.) function getImagesInThisPost() { global $post, $posts; //find … Read more
Modify WordPress Comment From For AMP Html
First, you will need to go into the comments template file and use get_post_type() to check if the post type is reviews. Then check if the user is logged in using is_user_logged_in(). If they are not logged in display message: “You must be logged in to post a comment.” If they are logged in, display … Read more
WordPress comments – how to check if comment still needs to be approved?