Hi, I am designing a template for Single Blog Post, and including the default comments section using bricks. Everything works fine but I want to delete X days ago from the published comment.
Check the below picture, I want to remove box 1.
Want to look like the below picture,
I know I can do it via CSS but it won’t delete actual code from my sites, it’s still shown to spider.
If I go to bricks > includes > utilities > comments.php and delete line 57 containing,
Any one able to figure it out, i am asking about it because Google pull dates from comment meta despite using updated date in the post. It’s caused seo problem, that’s why I am ask here.
After using the above code, and with the date removal code, function theme_prefix_remove_comment_date($date, $d, $comment) { if ( !is_admin() ) { return; } else { return $date; } } add_filter( 'get_comment_date', 'theme_prefix_remove_comment_date', 10, 3); // Remove comment time function theme_prefix_remove_comment_time($date, $d, $comment) { if ( !is_admin() ) { return; } else { return $date; } } add_filter( 'get_comment_time', 'theme_prefix_remove_comment_time', 10, 3);, It’s looks like this,
In generatepress I just add add_filter( 'generate_show_comment_entry_meta', '__return_false' ); and that line is completely gone. I want to know if a similar type of filter is already present in bricks or not.
If you install the plugin “symply show hooks” you can see all hooks on the page and what ist hooked where. I think with this information one can write a filter like @masoodalam51 mentioned it for generatepress.
If I modify comments.php of bricks > includes > utilities > comments.php, how to load it instead of actual theme file. Because I copied it as exact folder structure in child theme but it not working.
