Questions Prompt Below Easy Digital Downloads Products
Invites visitors to ask questions in the comments at the end of each Easy Digital Downloads product page, when comments are open.
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Invites visitors to ask questions in the comments at the end of each Easy Digital Downloads product page, when comments are open.
Adds a [wpide_recent_comments] shortcode that lists the latest approved comments with the commenter's name, post title and a short excerpt.
Sends first-time commenters to a page of your choice after they submit a comment, instead of back to the post.
Rejects comments sent within a few seconds of the page loading, which only bots manage, using a signed timestamp in the form.
Shows commenter names as plain text instead of links to their websites, removing the main reward for comment spammers.
Lets visitors comment with just a name, for communities where asking for an email address puts people off.
Removes the Website (URL) field from the comment form, which discourages comments posted only to get a link.
Adds a "Bought this? Share your review" link with the current review count under the WooCommerce product summary, opening the Reviews tab.
Sends "comment awaiting moderation" emails to extra addresses, such as your community manager, besides the site admin and post author.
Marks comments as spam when the name field contains a web address, a classic trick of spam bots.
Marks a comment as spam when it contains more links than you allow, catching most link-dropping spam before it reaches the moderation queue.
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.
Requires a longer pause between two comments from the same person, 60 seconds instead of WordPress's 15, to slow down comment bursts.
Removes all HTML tags from comments submitted by users who are not allowed to post unfiltered HTML, so links and formatting cannot be injected.
Adds a [wpide_top_commenters] shortcode listing the people who left the most approved comments, a simple way to thank your community.