Without seeing what you are talking about, no way to help.
Thread Starter
Carolyn
(@carolynbabykaica)
Here’s the function.
// Add fields after default fields above the comment box, always visible
add_action( 'comment_form_logged_in_after', 'additional_fields' );
add_action( 'comment_form_after_fields', 'additional_fields' );
function additional_fields () {
global $post, $oswcPostTypes;
$meta = get_post_meta($post->ID, "user_rating", $single = true);
//get the review type
$postTypeId = get_post_type($post->ID);
$reviewType = $oswcPostTypes->get_type_by_id($postTypeId);
$rating_type = $reviewType->rating_type;
$userRatingsEnabled = $reviewType->user_ratings_enabled;
if($userRatingsEnabled) {
//get the ip address
$ip=$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
if(strpos($meta,$ip) === false) {
$comments = get_comments($post->ID);
if ($comment->comment_parent==0) {
echo '<div class="comment_rating_label label"><label for="rating">'. __('My Rating','made') . '</label></div>';
echo '<div class="comment_rating"><select id="rating" name="rating"><option value="">---------</option>';
switch ($rating_type) {
case "stars":
for( $i=5; $i >= 0; $i-=.5 )
echo '<option value="'. $i .'"/>'. $i .'</option>';
break;
case "number":
for( $i=10; $i >= 1; $i-=1 )
echo '<option value="'. $i .'"/>'. $i .'</option>';
break;
case "percentage":
for( $i=100; $i >= 0; $i-=1 )
echo '<option value="'. $i .'"/>'. $i .'</option>';
break;
case "letter":
echo '<option value="A+"/>A+</option>';
echo '<option value="A"/>A</option>';
echo '<option value="A-"/>A-</option>';
echo '<option value="B+"/>B+</option>';
echo '<option value="B"/>B</option>';
echo '<option value="B-"/>B-</option>';
echo '<option value="C+"/>C+</option>';
echo '<option value="C"/>C</option>';
echo '<option value="C-"/>C-</option>';
echo '<option value="D+"/>D+</option>';
echo '<option value="D"/>D</option>';
echo '<option value="D-"/>D-</option>';
echo '<option value="F+"/>F+</option>';
echo '<option value="F"/>F</option>';
break;
}
}
echo '</select></div><br class="clearer" />';
}
}
}
Trying to hide the comment_rating and comment_rating_label.
What theme or plugin is this from? A link to the site would be relevant as well.
For help modifying the function, you’ll need to ask the developers of the the theme – since that’s not a theme supported here (we don’t support commercial themes).
But it looks like you can hide those elements using this in your custom CSS:
div.comment_rating_label, div.comment_rating {
display: none;
}
Thread Starter
Carolyn
(@carolynbabykaica)
Thanks. That just removed the label and rating for all comments not just on reply comments.
I have talked with the theme developer but as this is outside of “support” I can’t ask him to spend so much time on trying to solve the answer.
Thanks
You can see if there’s any CSS class or id assigned to a reply comment – and try adding that to the CSS I posted above. Since we don’t support commercial themes here, I’m afraid that’s outside the scope of these forums too.
You could consider hiring someone to help you with this –
http://jobs.wordpress.net/
seems a bit easy just to dismiss it as being a commercial theme.
I have pretty much the same question and for the sake of argument let’s just assume that I would like to exclude the “URL” field from the reply form.
So there are two situations:
1. Post a new comment, with fields to fill out:
– name
– email address
– URL
2. post a reply to a comment, with fields to fill out:
– name
– email address
This means that the URL field should only be removed when you post a Reply, not a comment.
Is this possible?
(@carolynbabykaica)
10 years, 6 months ago
Hello
I’m trying to remove a comment field from the reply form only on posts. Been trying to use CSS to display:none for the field in CSS but it won’t remove it for the reply only.
Please help!
ol.comment-list ul.children .comment-rating-label, ol.comment-list ul.children .comment-rating {display:none;}