• On line 117, within single-blog.php, your guide mentions the following:

    * To override this walker in a child theme without modifying the comments template simply create your own astra_theme_comment(), and that function will be used instead.

    Can you provide a simple example of how we can create our own astra_theme_comment() function? Just trying to get my feet wet beyond the text mentioned above. Here’s what I am trying to look for…

    – How do we initiate that function?
    – Should that initiation process occur in functons.php, within our child theme?
    – Does it need to, or can it tie to, a hook or a do_action()?
    – Can we pass any arguments into it?
    – What would be an example of something to use inside of it?

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  • Hi @blackawxs,

    I noticed that you also opened a topic for the same query here which you have marked as resolved.

    Let us know if you need more help, otherwise please mark the topic as resolved.

    Have a nice day and stay safe!

    Kind regards,
    Herman ??

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