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How to Configure Comments in WordPress

Last updated on July 23, 2026

About This Index

This page is a directory of all comment system overrides in Classic Monks. Each feature is a toggle in the Core > Content > Comment System Overrides section, but each has its own documentation because the configuration, troubleshooting, and edge cases are different.

Comment System Overrides

Feature Description Guide
Disable Comments Globally turn off the WordPress comment system on all post types. Hides comment forms and prevents new submissions. View guide
Allow Duplicate Comments Let the same user post multiple comments on the same post. Overrides WordPress’s default duplicate block. View guide
Disable Link in Comment and Disable Auto-linking Strip auto-linking and rendered link tags from comment text. View guide
Remove Comment URLs Remove the Website URL field from the comment form and strip the website link from comment meta. View guide
HTML5 Comment Support Add HTML5 input types and validation attributes to the comment form. View guide

Common Combinations

For a typical blog, the recommended comment setup is:

  • Disable Link in Comment: ON (reduces comment spam)
  • Remove Comment URLs: ON (eliminates the website field)
  • Disable Comments: OFF (comments are enabled)
  • Allow Duplicate Comments: OFF (default behavior)
  • HTML5 Comment Support: ON (better mobile UX)

For a business site, the typical setup is:

  • Disable Comments: ON (no public discussion)
  • All other comment settings: irrelevant when comments are disabled

For a forum-style discussion site:

  • Allow Duplicate Comments: ON (users reply to multiple comments)
  • All other settings: defaults

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