You can use this CSS code:
.separate-containers .inside-article, .separate-containers .comments-area, .separate-containers .page-header, .separate-containers .paging-navigation, .one-container .site-content{padding: 10px!important;}
I just tried that code, but it also changed the blog article width, which I didn’t want to do. You can see that the blog article is in its own white box and the comments in white box below it, how to I widen just the wpDiscuz box to make it the same width as the intro article box. See attached pic
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This reply was modified 9 years, 4 months ago by
bluebit.
Change to this:
.separate-containers .comments-area, .one-container .site-content{padding: 10px!important;}
Thank you, it worked. Quick Question: How do I get people to register inside of wpDiscuz? I want them to use the regular wordpress register thing and not some social network. Shouldn’t they automatically be registered if they put in their email address and name? I see that at the moment it’s only setup on my site to allow quests to post, can guests edit their posts?
How do I get people to register inside of wpDiscuz?I want them to use the regular wordpress register thing and not some social network.
You should disable Guest comments. Navigate to Dashboard > Comments > Forms admin page, edit the Default Form, and uncheck “Allow guests to comment” option.
Shouldn’t they automatically be registered if they put in their email address and name?
No, there is no such logic in WordPress.
I see that at the moment it’s only setup on my site to allow quests to post, can guests edit their posts?
No, guests are not allowed to edit their comments.
