• Resolved Peter

    (@pijag)


    Hi,
    I know that email field in comments is related to WordPress native function but how to remove them in wpdiscuz?
    For non-logged in users I want to put in comment form just “Name” and “comment content” fields (+captcha naturally). I don`t want email field even if it is only optional.

    Any solution?

    Thanks in advance

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  • Plugin Support gVectors Support

    (@gvectorssupport)

    Hi @pijag,

    Please navigate to Dashboard > Comments > Forms admin page, edit the “Default form”, click on the right green Pencil icon of website field and uncheck the “Enable” checkbox.

    More info here:
    https://wpdiscuz.com/docs/wpdiscuz-documentation/getting-started/custom-comment-form/comment-form-builder/#edit_and_delete_fields

    Thread Starter Peter

    (@pijag)

    Hi, thanks.
    I can do this way in case on other fields (website field for example), but e-mail field doesn`t have enable/disable checkbox.

    https://d.pr/i/bVbRJi

    As I read in your linked text “The Name and Email fields can be set not-required using according option” (only I understand).

    So there is no method to completely remove email field from wpdiscuz comment form?
    I want completely remove email field (not set as not-required).

    Thanks in advance

    Plugin Support gVectors Support

    (@gvectorssupport)

    Hi @pijag,

    You can hide the email field using the CSS code below:

    #wpcomm .wc_email-wrapper {
        display: none !important;
    }

    The CSS code should be added in the “Custom CSS code” textarea, located in the Dashboard > Comments > Settings > Styling admin page.

    Please don’t forget to delete all caches before checking.

    Thread Starter Peter

    (@pijag)

    Thank you!

    but if you remove it via css then nobody has a chance to use their email and those who want to receive notifications or follow thread are left in dark – right?

    Doesn’t sound like a pro – sounds like a con to me…
    Leaving it optional and adding text that states it is optional sounds more like a pro

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