Comment Form
Comment Form displays the WordPress comment submission form for the current post. Use it in a single-post template where comments are allowed.
Add and configure Comment Form
- Click Add, choose Comment Form, and place it in the container.
- Place the element in the relevant single-post template.
- Configure Design > Container, Form, Typography, and Spacing.
- Check the post's comment availability and WordPress discussion settings.
- Save your changes.
This element has no children; use its own controls.
Controls
Responsive varies by breakpoint; Hover has a hover value; Shared applies across both. Linked controls have their own reference. In conditions, = means “is” and ≠ means “is not.”
Design > Container
| Setting | Purpose and options | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Width | Width. | Responsive |
| Background | Color or supported fill. | Shared |
| Padding | spacing controls. | See linked controls |
| Borders | borders controls. | See linked controls |
Design > Form
| Setting | Purpose and options | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Form | form styles. | See linked controls |
Design > Typography
| Setting | Purpose and options | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Title | typography controls. | See linked controls |
| Text | typography controls. | See linked controls |
| Links | typography controls. | See linked controls |
Design > Spacing
| Setting | Purpose and options | Behavior |
|---|---|---|
| Spacing | spacing controls. | See linked controls |
Troubleshooting
The form is absent
Check whether comments are open for the current post and whether the visitor must be logged in.
The fields differ between visitors
WordPress may show different form content for logged-in and logged-out visitors. Test the relevant visitor state.