Whether you put custom code in your theme’s functions.php or in a plugin, you’re still using custom code. So I’m going to ignore your “without a plugin” requirement and instead suggest these two plugins: Search Everything Relevanssi There is absolutely no reason to use custom functionality in functions.php rather than a plugin. When you’re asking … Read more
Product reviews is a default comments in WordPress. And rating stored in meta fields. Use get_comment_meta(). If you have custom reviews – you should have custom comments query. For every comments – get post meta. Look into wp_commentsmeta table in your database.
The plugin dir is commentsvote, which matches this Comments Vote plugin, though I’m not sure it’s the same.
You are probably looking for Jetpack comments system. If so, you can install Jetpack plugin and then activate the Comments module, if it is not activated by default upon plugin activation. After plugin installation, you may also need to connect to your WordPress.com account to enable any (or all) Jetpack features as indicated in the … Read more
You should not add http:// or wwww. to your Comment Moderation or Blacklist boxes. This will send all comments to a pending status, or WP removes them. If you want stuff to be blacklisted that contains a certain url, add a fully qualified domain name.
As @SaurabhShukla mentioned in one of the comments, the problem was probably the theme. I use Virtue. Its great and got tons of options, and in one of them, under misc settings (a place which is totally unlooked-for), sits an option/out button. Hope this will help someone else in the future. Thank you all for … Read more
Yes, it is possible.You can integrate a custom template for comment detail page where users will start thread on particular comment. You can create a URL using add_rewrite_rule. also add query vars for URL. Here you can get that query var and use template_redirect hook to to include a template by apply condition for that … Read more
According to: http://wpseek.com/get_comment_count/ $single is the post ID. Try: public function get_comment_count($single){ if (isset($this->params[‘comments’]) && $this->params[‘comments’] == ‘yes’){ return ‘<div id=”disquscomments”><a href=”‘.get_permalink($single).’#disqus_thread”>Comments</a></div>’; } else { return null; } }
The answer is the filter comments_template add_filter(“comments_template”, “swmc_comments_template”);
from the wordpress codex: comments_template(); //Loads the comment template. For use in single Post and Page displays. //Will not work outside of single displays unless $withcomments is set to “1”. my bet is that you need that ->$withcomments thingy <?php global $withcomments; $withcomments = true; comments_template(); ?>