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  • depends on your theme….

    does your comments.php have the comments form coded into it? If so, it should be in there….

    or does it use <?php comment_form(); ?>?

    Thread Starter humbleopinion

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    The theme says: <?php comment_form(); ?>
    I assume that is wordpress.

    yup….here’s more info about how comment_form works:
    https://devpress.com/blog/using-the-wordpress-comment-form/
    my first guess is to do this:

    <?php comment_form(
    	array(
    		'comment_notes_after' => ' ',
    	)
    ); ?>

    to get rid of that (in place of the line you have now)…. but I’m not totally sure so I’ll look into it some more, but you can try that….

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    Thanks Rev….I did find this in the comment-template:

    ‘You may use these <abbr title=”HyperText Markup Language”>HTML</abbr> tags and attributes: %s’ ), ‘ ' . allowed_tags() . '‘ ) . ‘</p>’,

    looks like if the above doesn’t work…

    function mytheme_init() {
    	add_filter('comment_form_defaults','mytheme_comments_form_defaults');
    }
    add_action('after_setup_theme','mytheme_init');
    
    function mytheme_comments_form_defaults($default) {
    	unset($default['comment_notes_after']);
    	return $default;
    }

    added to functions.php will

    I did find this in the comment-template:

    in the comment-template in your theme? Or in Wp core?

    If in your theme, you can delete/comment out….. if in WP core, don’t edit that. You’ll lose your changes on an upgrade (also….if you are using twentyten theme we would need to make a child theme…as any changes to twentyten theme get lost on upgrade)

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    Rev, the comment-template in the wp files. I am using the swift theme. Love it, but there is too much to configure! I believe it use to have its own comment files, but not anymore.
    Thanks for the info!

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    Where would I add this to the function.php?

    function mytheme_init() {
    add_filter(‘comment_form_defaults’,’mytheme_comments_form_defaults’);
    }
    add_action(‘after_setup_theme’,’mytheme_init’);

    function mytheme_comments_form_defaults($default) {
    unset($default[‘comment_notes_after’]);
    return $default;
    }

    Anywhere. As long as its inside of the opening and closing tags that are already most likely in your functions.php, and you don’t just plop it in the middle of another function….

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    lol Thanks, no plopping in the middle of another function. This is getting to be very complicated! ??

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    Well, it didn’t work. Tried it twice. I will have to check out the swift theme site and see if there is an answer over there!

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    (@humbleopinion)

    FINALLY figured it out! in the comment php, I had to replace this:
    <?php comment_form(); ?>
    with this: <?php comment_form(array('comment_notes_after' => '')); ?>

    This works for the swift theme!

    ^
    And work with me in evolve theme also ??

    Thanks !

    @humbleopinion

    lol…. See my 1st suggestion in post 4, which would be the exact same code you came up with!

    @humbleopinion

    Worked like a charm!

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