How add custom text under comment form

You can modify the comment form. WordPress provides various hooks. See comment_form(). Actions comment_form_comments_closed comment_form_before comment_form_must_log_in_after comment_form_top comment_form_logged_in_after comment_form_before_fields comment_form_after_fields comment_form comment_form_after Filters comment_form_default_fields the_permalink comment_form_defaults comment_form_logged_in comment_form_fields comment_form_field_comment comment_form_field_{$name} comment_form_submit_button comment_form_submit_field

wp list all users who haven’t commented on a post

OK, so you want to get set complements from MySQL. One way to do this will be with query like that: SELECT u.ID FROM wp_users u LEFT OUTER JOIN wp_comments c ON (u.ID = c.user_id AND comment_post_ID = <YOUR_POST_ID>) WHERE c.user_id is null But you should remember, that such query won’t be very efficient. So … Read more

Comments counter only for Authors Posts

For the moment just for hiding the comments counter from an author role, i made a small code like that /* * Hide Comments Counter for Author Hook */ if ( ! current_user_can( ‘manage_options’ ) ) { add_filter( ‘comment_status_links’, function( $status_links ) { // Override the original links: $status_links[‘trash’] = sprintf( “<a href=%s>%s <span class=”count”></span></a>”, … Read more

Show comments in Backend

I answered my question coincidentally in the comments section. Just put your self made comments in the right table: wp_comments and everything works like a charm… 🙂