Change the Comment Form Title, Note and Button Text
Replaces "Leave a Reply", the "Your email address will not be published" note and the "Post Comment" button with your own wording.
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Replaces "Leave a Reply", the "Your email address will not be published" note and the "Post Comment" button with your own wording.
Shows how many characters are left while typing a comment and stops input at the limit you set.
Shortens very long comments to a few lines with a soft fade and a Read more / Show less button. Works with classic themes and the Comments block, and leaves comments whole when JavaScript is off.
Closes pings on all content, removes the X-Pingback header and the XML-RPC pingback methods. Regular comments are not affected.
Adds a "Notify me of replies" checkbox to the comment form and emails the commenter once a reply to their comment is approved.
Rejects comments shorter than 15 characters or longer than 5,000 characters. Moderators are not limited.
Reorders the comment form so visitors fill in their name and email before writing the comment, the order many themes used before WordPress 4.4.
Adds a short note above the submit button explaining that the name, email and comment are stored, with a link to your privacy policy page if one is set.
Adds a [wpide_recent_comments] shortcode that lists the latest approved comments with the commenter's name, post title and a short excerpt.
Shows commenter names as plain text instead of links to their websites, removing the main reward for comment spammers.
Sends "comment awaiting moderation" emails to extra addresses, such as your community manager, besides the site admin and post author.
Collapses the comments section behind a "Show comments" button, so long discussions do not distract from the article or load avatars until wanted.
Hides existing comments and the comment form from visitors who are not logged in, including in feeds and the REST API, and invites them to log in.
Stops WordPress from remembering commenters' name, email and website in cookies, and removes the related consent checkbox.
Keeps web addresses typed in comments as plain text, so spam links are not clickable.