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php foreach($comments as $comment) : echo "<li class=clearfix> <span class=comment-details>{$comment->comment_content}</span>"; echo '<span class=comment-date>' . get_comment_date( '', $comment …

The Twenty Eleven Theme has some decent code comments that explain what's happening. Quick and dirty overview: All comment functionality goes in comments.php. … Like wp_list_comments this // will just work. // http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/comment_form comment_form(); } else { // display a message about comments being close for …

If you need to remove comments on ALL post types for non-logged in users, the second option is likely the best. If you need it conditionally on some post types, the first is the best. … Want to show comments on certain posts? The first two options above don't let you do that (without some refactoring). …

foreach ( (array) $comments as $comment) { $output .= '<li class="recentcomments">' . /* translators: comments widget: 1: comment author, 2: post link */ sprintf(_x('%1$s on %2$s', 'widgets …

You can filter the default comment_form arguments (which is what's causing the "leave a reply"). Just drop this in functions.php or in a plugin file. It would probably be better to put it in a plugi …

php $comments = get_comments(array( 'number' => 10, // 10 comments 'status' => 'approve', // only approved comments 'post_status' => 'publish', // only on published posts )); // … do stuff with $comments You can see how the core itself does this in the recent comments widget. …

You want to allow folks to post code in their comments, like on here were we can just do <p>something</p> without having to worry about doing any &gt; or &lt; stuff? …

Combined with the answer mentioned by @developdaly, and you'll effectively turn comments off. <? … php add_action( 'init', 'wpse48145_remove_comments', 99 ); /** * Removes support for comments from Pages. …

I think you're a bit confused about how comment_form works. So let's take a look (this is in wp-includes/comment-template.php): <?php function comment_form( $args = array(), $post_id = null ) { …

The answer is in your question. I try this when login as admin and editor. The roles have the unfiltered_html capability that allows them to put whatever HTML they choose, including <script> tag …

To show the content on individual edit pages you need to add custom meta boxes to the comment edit page. You'll use the key comment for the $page argument of add_meta_box. <?php add_action( 'add_met …

There are a couple other hooks in the comment form that you can use. Where you're hooking on only displays if the user isn't logged in. If you want that field for all users (logged in or not), you n …

if you just want to disable comments. … Take a look at how the default comments compat file looks and you should get an idea about how you can do this in your plugin. …