Changing Comment Form Title On One Page

  • Hi,
    I’m trying to have a place to leave a Review at the bottom of my Order Now page. To try and do this, I turned on comments and it gave me the automatic comment form at the bottom that says Leave a Reply. I would like to change this comment form title of “Leave a Reply” to “Leave a Review”, but I can’t figure out how to do it. Can someone help with this?
    I tried googling how to do it, but the only thing I could find was installing the WP Discuz plugin or editing my theme files which I don’t know how to do. I’m basically completely new to wordpress since I just started my website about a month ago, and I know nothing about CSS or HTML, so if the answer requires that or anything to do with php files, please walk me through it step by step. Thanks.
    Anyway, when I tried using the WP Discuz plugin, it made me make a whole new comment form which I didn’t really like, and for some reason the header of “Leave a Review” that I typed in didn’t even pop up, so overall, that didn’t work.
    As well, another thing to keep in mind, I have other comment forms on other pages (my recipe posts) that I want to leave as is. These ones I would prefer to stay as “Leave a Reply” so whatever we change on the Order Now page needs to not affect the other pages and posts. I will also be creating more recipe posts as time goes on so those future posts need to also stay as “Leave a Reply” not “Leave a Review”.
    If you could also help me put in a star rating system on all of the comment forms on my website that would be greatly appreciated, otherwise, I will ask that question another time.
    Please let me know as soon as possible how I could make this comment form title change on the Order Now page. Thanks in advance for your help!

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  • I recently answered a very similar question.

    If you can do basic php snippets, then the info here should get you close

    https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/allow-visitors-to-leave-their-own-quotes-on-a-specific-page-of-my-website/

    Thread Starter lindseyalbofbutter

    (@lindseyalbofbutter)

    Hi,
    Thanks for the reply.
    I am not entirely sure how to do this, but here’s what I have done:
    -I installed the Code Snippets plugin and clicked Add New
    -I copied the code from the link you sent
    -I deleted the Post ID number that you said to change, but I didn’t know how to find my Page ID, so I googled it and I think I figured it out. It’s in the url post=# when I edit the page right? Because that’s what I did and the number was 80, so I put that where you said to.
    -I changed the code that said ‘<label for=”comment”>%s</label>’, ‘Prayer’ to ‘Comment’
    -I changed ‘title_reply’ => ‘Leave a Review’, (it used to say ‘Say a little prayer’)
    -I changed ‘title_reply_to’ => ‘Reply to %s’, (it used to say ‘Give your blessings to’)
    -I changed ‘label_submit’ => __( ‘Submit your Review’ ), (it used to say ‘Submit your Prayer’)
    -Then back on the Code Snippets main dashboard, I wasn’t sure what the little toggle switches next to all of the code snippets were, but since all of the toggles on the example snippets were grey (what I think means turned off), I changed the code snippet I added to have the toggle on blue (what I think means turned on).

    Now that I’ve done all of this, I went to check my website, but nothing’s changed on the page. What did I do wrong?

    I’m wondering if it has something to do with the theme I’m using. That would make my automatic comment form different than the automatic comment form the code snippet I copied was changing. They were using the Astra theme. I’m using the Twenty Twenty theme, so I’m wondering if that changes anything. I have a feeling it does since I don’t have a spot that says reply to, cancel, or submit. The only fields I have in my comment form are:
    -Title (says Leave A Reply)
    -Comment field (says Comment)
    -Name field (says Name and is required)
    -Email field (says Email and is required)
    -Website
    -‘Save my name, email and website in this browser for the next time I comment’ checkbox
    -Post Comment button (says Post Comment)

    Let me know if you think this changes anything. If not, please let me know how I can fix this. Thanks.

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