• Resolved lholz58

    (@lholz58)


    I want to replace the comment-bubble on all pages with one that says “reply” because people don’t know what it is otherwise. I have included this CSS in my twenty-eleven child theme editor:

    /* Comments link */
    .entry-header .comments-link a {
    background: #eee url(“http://dearchristiancounselor.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/comment-bubble.png”) no-repeat;
    }

    The webpage is dearchristiancounselor.com, and you can see the address of the new comment-bubble. When I inspect the website with Firebug, it looks like this ought to work, and several people have told me that it will work, but it doesn’t! What am I doing wrong?

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  • When I look at your site (1:26pm, Mountain time), I see a gray comment bubble and your custom CSS appears to be working correctly. Have you tried force-refreshing your browser (see your browser’s documentation) or are you using a caching plugin?

    Thread Starter lholz58

    (@lholz58)

    If you see a gray comment bubble then my CSS is NOT working correctly. It should say “reply” in the center of the bubble. I have tried clearing my cache and refreshing my browser. That is not the problem, either, but thanks for responding.

    Oh, I see what’s going on. The text itself is being hidden by a separate rule. Try this in your child theme’s stylesheet:

    .entry-header .comments-link .leave-reply {
        visibility: visible;
    }
    Thread Starter lholz58

    (@lholz58)

    Oh THANK YOU so much! I’ve worked on this for hours! That’s perfect.

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