The comments are outputted via a callback function given as an argument in this function: wp_list_comments(). In your comments.php you will likely find the wp_list_comments() function with often a callback argument like so wp_list_comments( array ( ‘callback’ => ‘callback_function_name’)) You can copy comments.php into your child-theme and modify the call to the function with a … Read more
you can compare user_id to the author id, an then add your text. global $post; if ( $comment->user_id === $post->post_author ) { echo ‘Author’; }
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The database is correct in this case. comment_date is the datetime of your WordPress timezone setting and comment_date_gmt is the same datetime, but converted to Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). GMT is the timezone all other timezones are offset from while UTC is the time standard. In most practical applications they’re interchangeable. The problem you’re probably … Read more
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You should be able to start your function with global $post;. Then, your $args would look like this: $args = array( ‘post_id’ => $post->ID, ‘order’ => ‘ASC’ );
This is because you’re collecting the HTML in a variable before you output, but comment_form does not return HTML, it immediatley renders. So, eliminate the $achievement_post variable, and output directly with echo instead, and things will work more as you expect
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