You can add following CSS in the Custom CSS option at Super Socializer > General Options page in admin area:
p.comment-form-comment label{
display: block !important;
}
p.comment-form-author label{
display: block !important;
}
p.comment-form-email label{
display: block !important;
}
p.comment-form-url label{
display: block !important;
}
Thank you for helping. I added this code to the Custom CSS and saved, but it didn’t affect the pages, no matter which browser I viewed them in.
I’m trying other settings and disabling other plugins to see if there is a conflict, but nothing seems to be helping. The WP comment field labels are still blank.
Maybe, you should try clearing website cache.
Thank you. I have cleared the cache in every browser every time I make a change and it still didn’t help.
What did work was disabling Super Socializer comments and adding the CSS code supplied directly from Facebook into the <body> and bottom sections of each page. With that, now everything works and displays fine.
Okay. Good to know it works for you now.
(@stingryv)
8 years, 4 months ago
This is kind of difficult to describe, but I’ll do my best.
I have Social Commenting active on my posts. When a reader clicks “Default Comments” at the bottom to leave a comment using the WordPress function, and they are not logged in as a WP user, the titles of the required fields to comment are blank. As in, you don’t know what field is for what. All that shows are the large blank box to write the body of the comment and three smaller blank fields presumably for ‘name’, ’email’, and ‘website’.
If I disable Social Commenting in Super Socializer settings then the field names display properly.
How can I continue using social commenting, and WordPress commenting, and still be able to see the field names?
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