Comment form

These options change the comment form and the comment list on single posts.

Where to find it

Go to Appearance → Customize → Layout → Post → Comment Form.

Setting	Options	What it does
Form Title	Leave a Comment (Default) / Custom	Heading above the form. Custom Title sets your own text.
Form Fields	Name + Email + Website (Default) / Name + Email / Name + Website / Name	Which fields visitors fill in.
Submit Button Label	Post Comment (Default) / Custom	Text on the submit button. Custom Label sets your own text.
Comment Date Link	Enable (Default) / Disable	Wraps the comment date in a link to the comment.
Comment Author Link	Enable (Default) / Enable – New Tab / Disable	Controls whether the comment author’s name links to their website.
Comment Avatar Size	Slider from 1 to 200 px (default 50)	Size of avatars in the comment list.

Change the form title

1. Go to Appearance → Customize → Layout → Post → Comment Form.
2. Set Form Title to Custom.
3. Enter your text in Custom Title.
4. Click Publish.

Good to know

• These options only work while Hide Comments Area is unticked in Single posts.
• If you remove the email field, WordPress no longer requires an email address for comments.
• Enable – New Tab opens author links in a new tab and adds noopener noreferrer ugc to the link.
• Enhance for GP also supports the FluentComments plugin for comments by logged-out visitors.
• If you choose Custom and leave the text empty, you cannot publish. The Customizer shows Enter the custom text, or choose a different option.
• If a Custom text is empty at the time of display, the default text is used.
• These options work only when GeneratePress is the active theme or the parent theme.