Add this to your plugin file/theme’s functions.php: remove_filter( ‘pre_comment_content’, ‘wp_rel_nofollow’, 15 ); You could then add your own filter to pre_comment_content to use wp_rel_nofollow selectively, based on your criteria. URLs that are automatically made clickable from plain-text urls like example.com aren’t filterable in a way that allows removing of the rel=”nofollow” attribute. The only solution … 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
Hi @Emerson: Do you want before the list of comments or before the comment form (I assume the latter?) If yes, and I’m assuming you are either using the TwentyTen theme or a theme that uses the new comment_form() function from WordPress 3.0.0? If so it’s as simple as using the ‘comment_form_before’ hook. Here’s an … Read more
I didn’t solve this but don’t want to waste anyone else’s time on it. I decided to create individual user accounts for every visitor instead.
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
Insert page comment form into a modal
to remove it from the left. Delete the line containing wp_list_comments from comments.php to display user name add comment_author();, for email use comment_author_email(); & for url use if(get_comment_author_url()) comment_author_url();. comment_text() is already there. These all go in the markup inside the function in functions.php
Put the following function in your Theme’s functions.php and then put <?php echo tnc_reactions_count($post->ID); ?> in your single.php to output the numbers. Let me know if it works as I have not tested it completely. function tnc_reactions_count($post_id){ global $wpdb; $comments_table = $wpdb->prefix.’comments’; $commentsmeta_table = $wpdb->prefix.’commentmeta’; $get_post_comments = $wpdb->get_results( “SELECT * FROM $comments_table WHERE comment_post_ID=’$post_id'”, OBJECT … Read more
Those classes are being rendered inline because the id_form, class_form, and class_submit parameters should be placed within the $comments_args array (alongside title_reply, comment_field, etc) and not within the $fields array. See comment_form(). Also one last question, is there any way to re-arrange the order of the fields? Yes, the fields can be reordered. Here’s an … Read more
Edit your comments.php template and add in <ol class=”commentlist”> <?php wp_list_comments(); ?> </ol> This should display comments, pingbacks and trackbacks. See the Codex for wp_list_comments() for help on how to style and separate or to display just comments.