maxid

I just posted the question right there, thanks.
Thank you both.

Yes, thank you for the explanation: the problem is that the sidebar stays empty but the space is not available for the main content… I would have liked the whole page to be available… is it possible to do something through CSS?

• This reply was modified 5 years, 6 months ago by maxid.

The buttons show up when you need them to, they are contextual.

Well, I surely need the button I said: I’m in the editing area, and I need to insert the “Read More” line, but I can’t find it. It’s not like when I need to have an image before image buttons appear. The editing area should be enough for the “Read More” icon to be shown, I think, especially considering the fact there is already something, so that the word “More” makes really sense.

I’ll watch the video to discover what this button needs in order to show up. 🙂

Hi.
I took away the possibility to post comments, but comment form appears anyway.
How can it be possible?
In Additional CSS I left some rules for this form, in case i want to show it, but in Settings I chose not to show it, so I guess it shouldn’t be visible. What am I missing?

Now I would like to ask this:is there a plugin that let the comment form be a little more precise? For instance, instead of just Name and email, there could be more fields to fill out, like Name, Family Name, Country, etc.
I wouldn’t like to modify the code, because my customization is likely changable by the upgradings.

Right, well, I had missed the line… thanks.
Well, ok, I have hoped registration could make people identify theirselves better, but I was wrong. I try to explain better: I would let people simply comment without registration, but it’s hard tell between spam/trash or true messages, evene if there are spam detections tools. In comment form people simply are asked to write a “Name” and and “Email”, and the name is often a nickname and the address could be easily fake.
Ok, thanks to registration they are obliged to give a real address, but then they enter the back end of WordPress, and I don’t want this.
Is there a way to make people give verifiable information, without obligeing them to enter the back end? For instance, I myself never am interested in “painting” the back end of a blog of someone else, or a platform, etc. I wwould simply give my comment.
Thank you.