you could try 2 things. Look under screen options on the custom post type edit page and make sure that comments is checked. You have the options likely but the visibilty is currently hidden. If that doesn’t work, you could try: In SETTINGS > DISCUSSION uncheck the “Allow people to post comments on new articles” … Read more
I would not take visits into account: To get these numbers you have to connect to an external table, or worse write into the WordPress tables on each request. Use comments, that is built-in. Here is a sample code that adjusts itself to your comment development: add_filter( ‘the_content’, ‘wpse_78513_hotness’ ); function wpse_78513_hotness( $content ) { … Read more
Check the Codex for wp_list_comments. Scroll down to the part labeled “Source File”, which is there on almost every Codex entry. Click the accompanying link. And there you are. Sometimes (usually) the line number in the Codex entry is wrong though. Now you can happily go about hacking Core files and causing yourself no end … Read more
Have you tried paginate_comments_links();? <div class=”navigation”> <?php paginate_comments_links(); ?> </div>
I think you have to add your own <li> when using callback. https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_list_comments (see bottom info)
If I understand correctly you don’t need a shortcode or a filter. Just paste your yg_yorumsuz_link_gizle function into functions.php and call it from any template file (they all reside in your theme folder) such as single.php, or from a plugin. if(function_exists(‘yg_yorumsuz_link_gizle’)){ // just in case yg_yorumsuz_link_gizle(); } If you’re only doing it in one place … Read more
Do you need to use the Disqus plugin? ie are you synchronising with WordPress comments (own your own comments etc). If not, it’s easier and quicker to remove the plugin and just edit the comments.php file (the actual file depends on your theme but this is the most likely one). This answer has the Disqus … Read more
$comment = get_comment( $CommentID ); $commentatorID = $comment->user_id; if ($commentatorID > 0 ) { //Comment made by registered user, do stuff } From the codex get_comment(), about the return value of user_id: user_id (integer) The comment author’s ID if he is registered (0 otherwise)
Please Note: Doing this will be very slow! It would be much better to do one (or preferably both) of the following instead: Use wp_cron to do this on a regular basis Instead of grabbing all comments, the first time it runs set at timestamp in the options table after it completes. Each time afterwards, … Read more
It looks like there are a number of plugins that can accomplish this: http://peadig.com/wordpress-plugins/facebook-comments/ http://aaroncollegeman.com/facebook-comments-for-wordpress/ Naturally, I can’t really vouch for these plugins working well, but that is the case with any plugin. Make sure to take backups first and good luck!