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I'm trying to replace the standard "No Comments" link on blog posts to "Leave a Comment." I'm using the Sinatra theme.

1. I can't find the code that creates this text. So, I'm wondering where it is. That would be simple to replace in my child theme.

2. I've tried CSS using pseudo-elements like this to no avail:

aments-link:after { content: 'Leave a Comment'; }

That adds the text in the right place but doesn't remove the "No Comments" text. It also, if successful, would wipe out the "1 Comment" text on posts with a comment.

3. I have no idea how to do this in PHP. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thank you for any help you can offer with this.

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This is what my functions.php file looks like now. Hope this helps a bit.

/**
 * Redefine sinatra_excerpt function. This works to change the 
 *excerpt to a full post but for some reason, doesn't remove the 
 *"Read More" link.
 * 
 */
function sinatra_excerpt( $more = null, $length = null ) {
    the_content();
}

/*
 * @param string $output A translatable string formatted based on whether the count
 *                       is equal to 0, 1, or 1+.
 * @param int    $number The number of post comments.
 * @return string $output
 * This doesn't work at all.
 */
function richards_no_comment_string( $output, $number ){

    if( $number === 0 ){
        
        $output = __( 'Leave a Comment' );
    }

    return $output;
}
add_filter('comments_number', 'richards_no_comment_string', 20, 2);

And here's a link to the page in question:

/

Thanks again, Richard

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I'm trying to replace the standard "No Comments" link on blog posts to "Leave a Comment." I'm using the Sinatra theme.

1. I can't find the code that creates this text. So, I'm wondering where it is. That would be simple to replace in my child theme.

2. I've tried CSS using pseudo-elements like this to no avail:

aments-link:after { content: 'Leave a Comment'; }

That adds the text in the right place but doesn't remove the "No Comments" text. It also, if successful, would wipe out the "1 Comment" text on posts with a comment.

3. I have no idea how to do this in PHP. Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Thank you for any help you can offer with this.

---

This is what my functions.php file looks like now. Hope this helps a bit.

/**
 * Redefine sinatra_excerpt function. This works to change the 
 *excerpt to a full post but for some reason, doesn't remove the 
 *"Read More" link.
 * 
 */
function sinatra_excerpt( $more = null, $length = null ) {
    the_content();
}

/*
 * @param string $output A translatable string formatted based on whether the count
 *                       is equal to 0, 1, or 1+.
 * @param int    $number The number of post comments.
 * @return string $output
 * This doesn't work at all.
 */
function richards_no_comment_string( $output, $number ){

    if( $number === 0 ){
        
        $output = __( 'Leave a Comment' );
    }

    return $output;
}
add_filter('comments_number', 'richards_no_comment_string', 20, 2);

And here's a link to the page in question:

https://poets.drifting-sands-haibun/category/all-poet-blogs/richard-grahn/

Thanks again, Richard

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Try this. You can add this snippet in a child theme functions.php file.

Replace "Your No Comments String" with whatever you want.

/*
 * @param string $output A translatable string formatted based on whether the count
 *                       is equal to 0, 1, or 1+.
 * @param int    $number The number of post comments.
 * @return string $output
 */
function richards_no_comment_string( $output, $number ){

    if( $number === 0 ){
        
        $output = __( 'Your No Comments String' );
    }

    return $output;
}
add_filter('comments_number', 'richards_no_comment_string', 20, 2);

For the free Sinatra theme, which uses a theme specific function to output that text, the customization would be to add to the child theme this function:

    function sinatra_entry_meta_comments() {
    
            $icon = sinatra()->icons->get_meta_icon( 'comments', sinatra()->icons->get_svg( 'message-square', array( 'aria-hidden' => 'true' ) ) );
    
            if ( ! post_password_required() && ( comments_open() || get_comments_number() ) ) {
                echo '<span class="comments-link">';
    
                comments_popup_link( wp_kses_post( $icon ) . esc_html__( 'Leave a Comment', 'sinatra' ), wp_kses( $icon, sinatra_get_allowed_html_tags( 'post' ) ) . esc_html__( '1 Comment', 'sinatra' ), wp_kses( $icon, sinatra_get_allowed_html_tags( 'post' ) ) . esc_html__( '% Comments', 'sinatra' ), 'comments-link' );
    
                echo '</span>';
    }
}

Tested and confirmed working.

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