on the theme function.php
function esconde_no_autor_comentarios_admin(){
global $user_identity, $user_level;
$nome = strtolower(str_replace(' ','-', $user_identity));
if (current_user_can('edit_themes')) {
return false;
} else {
echo "
<style type=\"text/css\">
#the-comment-list .comment-item{display:none;}
#the-comment-list .comment-author-".$nome."{display:inherit;}
</style>\n";
}
}
add_action('admin_head', 'esconde_no_autor_comentarios_admin');
Logged in as administrator everything is OK, it displays all the comments. Now logged in as “author ” or “editor” does not display anything. No comment, nor those made in his posts, nor made by others.
The username of the author was “Vinicius Guerreiro, ” switched to “guerreiro ” Remained the same. Using the Ghrome, tested in Internet Explorer and also does not display.
Photo illustration
really appreciate any help
Can hide the authors’ comments. The script
adds the name of the author css class, but only when the
author makes a comment in your own post, the
comments by others not named after the author until
not always because the user must be logged in to
comment.
I am not able to identify who created the
comment_class post to handle.
If anyone has an idea how to get the author’s name
you can finish doing this function, using. css. But unfortunately our ideas exhausted.
If anyone knows help…
thanks
(@mauriciomesquita)
13 years, 2 months ago
I have 12 different regular contributors on my site, each overseeing two categories. Is there a hack or plug-in that would allow them to see and moderate only the comments for the posts in their categories or the posts they authored? Otherwise, they have to sort through a million comments to find the ones they need to moderate. I’ve searched around and haven’t found anything yet to do this.
They are logged in with “author” priviledges.
It is possible using CSS ? What?
thanks