Thomas Maier

Rock Solid

Advanced Comment Form enables you to customize the WordPress comment form right from your dashboard.
You can find the settings page under <code>Comments > Comment Form</code> in the dashboard.
Remove Fields
<ul>
<li>remove the email field for standard, and non standard comment forms</li>
<li>remove the website field for standard, and non standard comment forms</li>
</ul>
Change Text
<ul>
<li>remove the message that emails are not published and which fields are required</li>
<li>remove the text about which html tags are allowed</li>
<li>insert custom text before the form</li>
<li>insert custom text after the form</li>
</ul>
Layouts
<ul>
<li>use a two columns layout for the comment form</li>
</ul>
Shortcode
<ul>
<li><code>[comment-form]</code> shortcode to insert comment form into posts and pages</li>
</ul>
<h3>Important Notes</h3>
<ul>
<li>the plugin works only, if your theme uses the standard WordPress comment form function</li>
<li>options that where submitted with the <code>comment_form</code> function in your template overwrite most of the plugin functions</li>
</ul>

Advanced Comment Form

Advanced Comment Form lets you customize plenty of things on the default comment forms in WordPress.

ioflow

This plugin gives two methods to limit access to comment form, that one can use alone or combined. The first one limits access to URLs that have a given predefined key access in their query string, the second one to hosts that IP(v4/v6) adresses belongs to a given white list. By default, once this plugin is activated, the comment form doesn’t show up anymore except for URLs that use the given random key access. Comment Form Access’s form lives in “Settings”.
This plugin offers two methods to limit access to the comment form.

Comment Form Access

This plugin gives two methods to limit access to comment form, that one can use alone or combined. The first one limits access to URLs that have a giv …

Advanced Comment Form vs Comment Form Access