Using WordPress ‘comment_flood_trigger’ PHP action
The 'comment_flood_trigger' PHP action is a hook that is triggered when a user attempts to submit too many comments in a short period of time.
Using WordPress ‘comment_form_field_{$name}’ PHP filter
The 'comment_form_field_{$name}' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the comment form fields. This filter can be used to add, remove, or modify fields in the comment form.
Using WordPress ‘comment_form_logged_in’ PHP filter
The 'comment_form_logged_in' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to customize the comment form for logged-in users.
Using WordPress ‘comment_closed’ PHP action
The `comment_closed` WordPress action allows you to perform custom actions when a comment is attempted on a post with comments closed
Using WordPress ‘comment_on_password_protected’ PHP action
The `comment_on_password_protected` WordPress action allows developers to hook into the process of allowing or disallowing comments on password-protected posts
Using WordPress ‘commentrss2_item’ PHP action
The 'commentrss2_item' action in WordPress allows developers to add custom content to RSS feed comments by adding a function.
Using WordPress ‘comments_list_table_query_args’ PHP filter
The `comments_list_table_query_args` WordPress filter modifies the arguments used in the comment query for the comments list table
Using WordPress ‘comments_template_query_args’ PHP filter
The 'comments_template_query_args' PHP filter in WordPress allows developers to modify the arguments used in the comments query. This can be useful for customizing the display of comments on a website.
Using WordPress ‘comment_author_link_rel’ PHP filter
Learn how to use the WordPress `comment_author_link_rel` PHP filter to modify the rel attributes of the comment author’s link. Customize the rel tag values and remove unwanted attributes using examples…