Using WordPress ‘comment_type()’ PHP function
The `comment_type()` function in WordPress displays the type of the current comment as either a regular comment, trackback, or pingback using default or custom text
The `comment_type()` function in WordPress displays the type of the current comment as either a regular comment, trackback, or pingback using default or custom text
Displays the current comment content for use in the feeds.
The `comment_text()` function in WordPress displays the text of a comment by ID or WP_Comment object
The `comment_link()` function in WordPress generates a link to a specific comment
The `comment_id_fields()` function generates hidden input HTML for replying to comments on WordPress, adding the necessary fields for threading
The `comment_ID()` function in WordPress displays the unique identifier of a comment within a div element, without any parameters required
The `comment_guid()` function generates a unique identifier for comments on your website using the WordPress core
Displays the URL of the author of the current comment, not linked.
Displays the HTML link to the URL of the author of the current comment.