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You have probably seen this function on different message boards. It allows to simple paste the comment author username in comment textarea and qoute some text from his/her comment with one click. I think it’s quite necessary feature. It will make commenting process more comfortable and encourages your users to comment on your posts.
You’ve probably seen this done on blogs, comments by the author have a different background colour to differentiate them - it’s handy when you’re scanning comments to see the authors own response. Now you can have the same on your blog. Just follow this tutorial.
To refresh your memory, Gravatars are little user images from Gravatar.com that are displayed against your comments in the theme (if the theme is built to support Gravatars). A lot of WordPress themes are built without the support of Gravatars. So, here is some help for you to add Gravatars in your theme.
Statistic is very important thing for every website. People love numbers! It’s a perfect way to become your blog more attractive and interesting. So let’s create small block that displays total number of posts, pages, tags, comments, registered users and spams catched by akismet.
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If you would like to make a restriction on comments number that one user can make on each post, than this tutorial is for you. I need it on one my wordpress site because of it’s structure and thought it might be useful for others as well. Continue Reading