What you need is: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/human_time_diff So this should do exactly what you need: <?php printf( _x( ‘%s ago’, ‘%s = human-readable time difference’, ‘your-text-domain’ ), human_time_diff( get_comment_time( ‘U’ ), current_time( ‘timestamp’ ) ) ); ?>
In Settings > Discussion Uncheck An administrator must always approve the comment Check Comment author must have a previously approved comment This way comments from people (identified by combination of name, email and site) who have previously approved comments will not require moderation. Rest of comments will.
functions.php: function remove_nofollow($link, $args, $comment, $post){ return str_replace(“rel=”nofollow””, “”, $link); } add_filter(‘comment_reply_link’, ‘remove_nofollow’, 420, 4);
Try the following custom Comment Walker class. The walker keep tracks for print index in a global variable named $current_comment_print_index; which is intialized in the paged_walk function. You can print global variable $current_comment_print_index to show the current printed comment number. <?php /* Plugin Name: Comment Count Walker for WPSE 20527 Author: Hameedullah Khan Author URI: … Read more
On your posts screen, you should be able to filter by category and then select all and bulk edit to turn off comments. Edit: Bulk actions only apply per page (e.g. 20 posts or however many you have showing), so you’ll either have to do it for each page of results or go up to … Read more
This answer can change depending on the theme or plugins you have installed, but the code can usually be found in similar places of the theme editor. For example, if you are using the default Twenty Eleven theme in WordPress 3.2.1, you can verify the location of the comments call by checking here: Login to … Read more
Comment type is similar to post type, because it allow to query only a specific type of comments, just like post type allow to query one or more post types. And just like core post types (page, post) there are core comment type as well: ‘comment’, ‘pingback’, ‘trackback’. A difference between the two is that, … Read more
Comment.php The way I see your comment.php seems messy and more complex than it needs to be, you can post this piece of code to in your comment.php and it should work okay. <?php /** * If the current post is protected by a password and * the visitor has not yet entered the password … Read more
The other two answers probably answer your question, but here’s a way look at WordPress source code to be able to determine for yourself whether a certain hook exists for your purposes. You ask whether there is a hook for the comment author link. So let’s look at the source for that function: comment_author_link(). We … Read more
The comment list is output via wp_list_comments(), and the comment-reply form is output via comment_form(); so, just ensure that you call comment_form() before you call wp_list_comments().