Hey, I would like to
1. hide the comment function for external users and show the comment box only to logged in users. I am usually using the content restriction plugin to hide information for certain user roles. But with tagdiv content I do not know how to apply the content restriction shortcodes (
2. Is there a way to remove the fields “surname” and “name” in the comment box? I would like external users be able to submit their comment only with their email address.
Thanks in advance!
Example for a comment box on my website: https://urban-digital.de/ready2twin-mit-virtual-city-systems/
My content restriction plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/content-control/
Content restriction shortcodes that I normally use to hide forms etc.:[content_control roles=”subscriber,editor” class=”custom-css-class” message=”You don’t have access to this.”]Logged in content[/content_control]
Hello,
1. This can be done using the WordPress option to let a comment only if you are logged in – https://i.imgur.com/8mwtAjB.png this should work just fine.
2. Those elements can also be removed from the WordPress options – https://i.imgur.com/Ttglk6y.png
Thank you!
Hello,
Thanks for your answer. Since I don’t want to hide this comment box always from non-registered users, I’m kindly asking you if there is any way to hide tagdiv-elements using the above-mentioned content control shortcodes?
Also I have one last question: For some reason I can’t save elements in the tagdiv composer. I disabled the cache plugin and tried different browsers but it never worked. Can you help me to handle this issue please? Thanks!
Dima
Hello,
What can be done is to use 2 single post templates – https://i.imgur.com/jaqVjsS.png, one where the comment box is displayed all the time and one that has the comment box hidden for people who are not logged in – https://i.imgur.com/oSrY65y.png
These single post templates can be assigned globally, individually and by category, it would be best to have one global and the rest by category – https://i.imgur.com/fwidCwI.png
For the problem with the composer, does the same happen on a new page? Does the problem persist only with the plugins in the theme? if yes, then please contact us at contact@tagdiv.com and please provide temporary wp-admin access, also include the link of this topic in the email to can identify you. We’ll check the problem as soon as possible.
I hope this will help you!
Thank you!
Thanks for your nice reply and explanation for the comment box!
I sent the e-mail concerning the other isse as you have requested it.
We’ll check the email as soon as possible!
Thank you!
