Expanding on Shines good find that its an iframe, i came up with this: If you can get a HTML element in next to the iframe (so that its a sibling to the iframe) you could make the parent and the iframe position relative and this new element (we can call the new element blockie) … Read more
I believe wp_list_comments needs to be inside the loop. If not, you need to pass an array of comments to it. You are doing neither of these. Either move it inside your loop, or call get_comments() (as Johannes rightly points out) and pass the returned array from that into wp_list_comments as the second argument. You … Read more
You can re-register the “page” post type and leave out the comments capability. add_action( ‘init’, ‘my_new_page_type’ ); function my_new_page_type() { register_post_type( ‘page’, array( ‘labels’ => array( ‘name_admin_bar’ => _x( ‘Page’, ‘add new on admin bar’ ), ), ‘public’ => true, ‘publicly_queryable’ => false, ‘_builtin’ => true, /* internal use only. don’t use this when registering … Read more
While this is not impossible, this is very likely to have ton of edge cases and backfire in some. In a nutshell comments are retrieved with comment query, which can be adjusted with something like this (if in admin and comment type not specified then only fetch normal comments): add_action( ‘pre_get_comments’, ‘exclude_pings’ ); function exclude_pings( … Read more
Turns out it was my use of the language plugin (polylang)… When I call the comments it adds a language filter: ‘lang’ => $currentLang So I had to explicitly override that: get_comments(array(‘post_id’=>31, ‘lang’ => $targetLang)); I still don’t know why I was sometimes able to get the other comments without this.
Add following code snippet in functions.php. (in your themefolder) Edit new code: – This should do the trick, sorry for the delay. /** * Remove post author link on comments * * @return string $author */ function wpse218025_remove_comment_author_link( $return, $author, $comment_ID ) { return $author; } add_filter( ‘get_comment_author_link’, ‘wpse218025_remove_comment_author_link’, 10, 3 ); Note: you can … Read more
<?php global $wp_query, $post; $comments_arr = $wp_query->comments; $comments_arr = sort( $comments_arr); $comments_arr = array_pop( $comments_arr ); $comments_arr = usort($comment_arr, ‘comment_comparator’); $comment_count = get_comment_count($post->ID); ?> <h3 id=”comments-title”><?php printf( _n( ‘One Response to %2$s’, ‘%1$s Responses to %2$s’, get_comments_number(), ‘YOUR_THEMES_TEXTDOMAIN’ ), number_format_i18n( get_comments_number() ), ‘<em>’ . get_the_title() . ‘</em>’ ); ?></h3> if ( have_comments() ) : ?><ul … Read more
Probably your web-server user does not have permissions to create new files. I believe that WordPress caches comments on pages and posts for not logged users, so that only authenticated users get fresh comments list. When logged out user inputs a comment, the list gets updated with his comment too, which brings them the whole … Read more
Either of these 3 will help you: //Before getting the comments, on the WP_Comment_Query object for each comment add_action(‘pre_get_comments’, ‘wpse56652_filt_comm’); //Applied on the comments SQL Query, you can modify the ‘Where’ part of the query add_filter(‘comments_clauses’, ‘wpse56652_filt_comm’); //After the comments are fetched, you can modify the comments array add_filter(‘the_comments’, ‘wpse56652_filt_comm’); function wpse56652_filt_comm($param) { //access the … Read more
You are certainly on the right track. You can create a plugin (create a directory in “wp-content/plugins” and create a php file with the same name as the folder) with the following code: function wpse_33944_filter_handler( $approved , $commentdata ){ if(strlen($commentdata[comment_content]) > 5) { return false; } return true; } add_filter( ‘pre_comment_approved’ , ‘wpse_33944_filter_handler’ , ’99’, … Read more