cobusbo

WoW finally it worked! thank you very much and with all the patience. Theres only one more question how can I make the text in bold?

Thank you very much it works perfectly.

Hi all those posts by admin and moderator were made by the div tag with inline editing when typing a message.

please look into Contact admin or moderator topic I made a comment there via Cobus which is a moderator account and if the help user account which is an Administrator post a message it doesn’t show the color as well. Ive tested it via opera browser, google chrome and via mobile. the current colors displaying was manually inserted when typing the comment.

When I type any new comment it wont change the color automatic to green for moderator and red for administrator…

please test it by making a new comment or by checking my latest reply made by Cobus user

Hi Thank you very much Ive implemented it but, there is no change in color …

There is no errors but the colors just don’t appear. In the case above the.moderator is red but no message we type or send in the comments are read its still black…

when i type the comment as following into the comment box

<div style="color:#ff0000">My message</div>

my message appears in red though but not via the .css to make it default…

I searhed for the line
echo $comment->comment_content;

and replaced it with

$class = cob_user_role( $comment->user_id );
echo "<div class=\"comment_text $class\">\n";
echo $comment->comment_content;
echo "\n</div>\n";

and added the css mentioned above then it gave me that error

im really sorry but im a beginner with coding. I understand the issue about updating the plugin will cause the modifications to be lost, but its the only way for it to work since the plugin is being used as the theme aswell.

Must I input this code
<div class="existing_ class <?php cob_user_role( $comment->user_id ); ?>">
into the comments.php witch is indicated underneath and where precisely in the code?

<?php
/**
 * The template for displaying Comments.
 *
 * The area of the page that contains both current comments
 * and the comment form. The actual display of comments is
 * handled by a callback.
 *
 */
?>
<br><div id="comments">
    <?php if (post_password_required()) : ?>
        <p class="nopassword"><?php _e('This post is password protected. Enter the password to view any comments.', 'twentyten'); ?></p>
    </div><!-- #comments -->
    <?php
    /* Stop the rest of comments.php from being processed,
     * but don't kill the script entirely -- we still have
     * to fully load the template. */
    return;
endif;

// You can start editing here -- including this comment!

global $doMxpressComment, $mxpress_options;

if ((have_comments())) :
    if (!$doMxpressComment) {
        ?><br><br><?php
        mxpress_comment_link();
        footer_nav();
        ?><br><br><?php
        //mxpress_debug('have comments, not leaving one');
        $limit_comments = ($mxpress_options['limitCommentsTo']) ? $mxpress_options['limitCommentsTo'] : get_option('comments_per_page');
        $reverse_order = $mxpress_options['orderComments']; //oldest first = 1
        $order = ($reverse_order) ? 'ASC' : 'DESC';
        $post_id = $post->ID;
        $comments = get_comments(array(
            'post_id' => $post_id,
            'status' => 'approve', //Change this to the type of comments to be displayed
            'order' => $order,
                /* 'number'=>null, */
                ));
        /* if(!$reverse_order ){
          $comments = array_reverse($comments);
          } */
        /* var_dump($comments); */
        ?>

        <br>

        <div class="commentlist">
            <?php
            /* Loop through and list the comments. */
            //wp_list_comments('avatar_size=0&style=div&type=comment&callback=mxpress_comment' . $reverse_order . '&per_page=' . $limit_comments . $reverse_order);

            wp_list_comments(array(
                'callback' => 'mxpress_comment',
                'avatar_size' => 0,
                'style' => 'div',
                'type' => 'comment',
                'per_page' => $limit_comments, //Allow comment pagination
                'reverse_top_level' => false /* !($mxpress_options['orderComments'])  */  //Show the latest comments at the top of the list*/
                    ), $comments);
            ?>
        </div>

        <div class="commentlist">
            <?php
            //Display the list of comments
            ?> </div>
        <?php
        // Are there comments to navigate through?
        //$cpage_count = get_comment_pages_count();
        $cpage_count = ceil(count($comments) / $limit_comments);
        /* var_dump('count($comments)',count($comments));
          var_dump('$cpage_count',$cpage_count);
          var_dump('$limit_comments)',$limit_comments); */
        if ($cpage_count > 1 && $limit_comments) :
            $cpage = get_query_var('cpage');

            // figure out nomenclature
            if (!$reverse_order) {
                //newest first
                $comments_pagelink_titles = array(
                    'first' => 'Newest',
                    'prev' => 'Newer',
                    'next' => 'Older',
                    'last' => 'Oldest'
                );
            } else {
                //oldest first
                $comments_pagelink_titles = array(
                    'first' => 'Oldest',
                    'prev' => 'Older',
                    'next' => 'Newer',
                    'last' => 'Newest'
                );
            }
            ?>
            <div class="navigation">
                <?php
                $comment_nav_links = array();
                if ($cpage > 1) { //
                    $comment_nav_links[] = '<a href="' . esc_url(get_comments_pagenum_link(1)) . '"><< ' . $comments_pagelink_titles['first'] . '</a>';
                } else {
                    $comment_nav_links[] = '<< ' . $comments_pagelink_titles['first'];
                }
                $prev = get_previous_comments_link('< ' . $comments_pagelink_titles['prev']);
                if ($cpage > 1) {
                    $comment_nav_links[] = '<a href="' . esc_url(get_comments_pagenum_link($cpage - 1)) . '"><< ' . $comments_pagelink_titles['prev'] . '</a>';
                } else {
                    $comment_nav_links[] = '< ' . $comments_pagelink_titles['prev'];
                }
                $next = get_next_comments_link(__($comments_pagelink_titles['next'] . ' >'));
                if ($cpage < $cpage_count) {
                    $comment_nav_links[] = '<a href="' . esc_url(get_comments_pagenum_link($cpage + 1)) . '">' . $comments_pagelink_titles['next'] . ' >></a>';
                } else {
                    $comment_nav_links[] = $comments_pagelink_titles['next'] . ' >';
                }
                ?>
                <?php
                if ($cpage < $cpage_count) { //
                    $comment_nav_links[] = '<a href="' . esc_url(get_comments_pagenum_link($cpage_count)) . '">' . $comments_pagelink_titles['last'] . ' >></a>';
                } else {
                    $comment_nav_links[] = $comments_pagelink_titles['last'] . ' >>';
                }
                echo implode(' | ', $comment_nav_links);
                echo ' (of ' . get_comments_number() . ')';
                ?>
            </div> <!-- .navigation -->
        <?php endif; // check for comment navigation      ?><br><br>
        <?php
    } else {
        // have comments but leaving one
        mxpress_comment_form();
    }
else : // or, if we don't have comments:
    if (!comments_open()) :
    // we do nothing
    else:
        if ($doMxpressComment) {
            mxpress_comment_form();
        }
    endif; // end ! comments_open()
endif; // end have_comments()
?>
</div><!-- #comments -->

and the cob_user_role must I change it to my username like cobus_user_role or to the type of user role like moderator_user_role?

Like I said im totaly new into this wordpress code and mxpress plugin doesn’t make it easier since its very different then a normal template, but only the mxpress plugin works via the app im using…

can you please have a look at the files the mxpress plugin can be found here

in which functions.php file should I fill it in because I cant find a line. Ive got the following different types of functions.php documents

mxpress/template_static_front_page.php
mxpress/template_page.php
mxpress/functions_comments.php
mxpress/functions_tracking.php
mxpress/mxpress_footer.php
mxpress/admin_options.php
mxpress/mxpress_header.php
mxpress/template_static_home_page.php
mxpress/template_single_post.php
mxpress/mxpress_comments.php
mxpress/functions_template_tags.php
mxpress/recycle_bin.php
mxpress/mxpress_index.php
mxpress/functions_admin.php
mxpress/functions_admin_selectlogo.php
mxpress/mxpress.php
mxpress/functions_content_filtering.php
mxpress/template_archive_cat_or_terms.php
mxpress/functions_config.php
mxpress/readme.txt
mxpress/functions_navigation.php
mxpress/style.css
mxpress/config.php
mxpress/admin.php
mxpress/lib/simple_html_dom.php
mxpress/lib/ga.php

mxpress_comment()

and in the code

function cob_user_role( $user_id ) {
   $user = new WP_User( $user_id );
   echo $user->roles[0];
}

where do I Indicate the user role?
I made a user Role Mods which I want to make a different color and for Admin aswell.