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how to make the link of comment section “nofollow” safely?

to customise the link “You must be logged in”, you can use that in your template : comment_form([ “must_log_in” => “<a href=\”https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/18007/\”>a question about unicorns</a>”, ]); other arguments are detailed in the official documentation : https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/comment_form/

Forming comments on WordPress blogs with TeX [closed]

WordPress doesn’t support this out the box so you’d need to know how Tex support is implemented on that blog. Looking at the raw HTML suggests tex2jax_ignore which heavily implies Mathjax is being used. A quick look at Math stack exchange suggests they’re using MathJax v2.7.5. Having said that, Stack exchange doesn’t use HTML the … Read more

Nofollow the date/time hyperlink in comment

Modifying core WordPress files, like class-walker-comment.php, is generally not recommended, as your changes will be overwritten with each WordPress update. Instead, you can achieve the same effect by using a child theme and custom functions. This way, your modifications remain intact across updates. I tried a few different things but I was able to get … Read more

Make comment textarea input un-required

After a lot of trial-and-error from other questions and sources, I discovered the allow_empty_comment filter. This simple filter allowed me to submit comments without filling in the actual “comment” box. add_filter( ‘allow_empty_comment’, ‘__return_true’ ); More info here

How can I not redirect users to the single post when they add a threaded comment?

As you may have guessed WordPress deals differently with threaded comments. By default the comment reply link is generated by the get_comment_reply_link function and the comment form with the send-button by comment_form. If your theme supports threaded comments it adds the comment-reply script. This script moves around the comment form to the (threaded) comment that … Read more

wp_verify_nonce for comment form is not returning false

Instead of adding the nonce_life filter and then immediately removing it, try telling WordPress that the lifetime for your nonce is 30 seconds. add_filter( ‘nonce_life’, ‘wpse426626_my_nonce_lifetime’, 10, 2 ); /** * Sets the nonce lifetime for the creacomments nonce. * * @param int $lifetime The nonce lifetime. * @param string $action The nonce action. * … Read more

Show/hide comment status in front-end

Yes; you can use get_comments() function to query comments and specify spam as the status. Placing the button will depend on your theme, but the below is how to get the comments marked as spam (tested): get_comments( array( ‘post_id’ => $post_id, ‘status’ => ‘spam’, ) );