edit comment box
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Hello
I’m wanting to change theme to Rowling,but before I do that,I need to edit my it my comment box.I am currently using sketch .in the last few articles,people (who comment regularly)have had problems logging in and sending the comments,and I had to do it for them,so I was wondering if there another way to edit the living area and the commentby by maybe make in it larger or wider.I woUld like to use the new Rowling,very nice and elegant theme.thank you for replies!! -
I would also need a text box for my event page that I made its the one upcoming events.
I would also like to insert a text widget (yes I know how to do that )but I want it below my about page.there I would like to put my enter button and my upcoming event button already on the media gallery.thank you for your patience I am restyling the blog -
Hi Cate, on Rowling, the leave a reply section can be made full width of the content area with the following CSS.
.comment-respond#respond form { margin-left: 0; }I took a look at how the CSS and HTML in Rowling is structured, and it looks like a sidebar text widget could be moved over into the content area of a page without much problem. The only issue that could be a bit hard to address would be that with responsive designed themes, as the window narrows, the lines of text get shorter and you have more length to the content, so we could have a challenge keeping things aligned and not overlapping.
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Hi @the sacred path.thank you for your quick reply.and what is the code for making the comment box purple like all the blog?
Can we put instead the buttons on the about page?thank you for answering -
Yes Cate, the background of comments can be changed to the purple you have. This would be that code.
.comment-body { background: #efc7f3; ] .comment .comment-body::before, .comment .comment-body::after { border-color: transparent #efc7f3 transparent transparent; }Yes, the buttons could be put into the about page content, which would actually be a better way of doing things. You would insert them like you would an image and then link them.
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Thank you very much for your kind help:-)as soon as I can I will do it!
One last question, I have an update page ,would it be possible to make a box to insert the news? -
Are you wanting some sort of area on the updates page where you can add and edit what you are doing or what is new with you, or something else?
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That can be done. You would add the update content to your about page and then enclose it in a HTML div tag with a new CSS class set and then you can add styling to that new CSS class in the CSS. The HTML would look something like this
<div class="my-update">Cate's update text here</div>
and then the CSS would would look something like this example..my-update { background-color: #cc0000; border: 2px solid #000; padding: 40px; }The above styling of course is just an example.
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The CSS would go into the CSS edit area at Customize > CSS and then the first part with the “div” you would put into the Text tab in the page editor.
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When I switch theme,the menus reappear as they’re?I have one for the normal menu and one for the social links.How does the whatsapp button work?!can I make a group for the blog?
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Cate, you may have to reassign the menus at Appearance > Menus, but your menus will not be deleted or anything like that.
With the WhatsApp sharing button, all you have to do is to add it. The rest is taken care of via the visitor’s WhatsApp app. WhatsApp does not have an official application for computers, but there does appear to be several third-party apps in the iTunes store, but I don’t know if they will work with the WhatsApp sharing button or not.
When you say, “make a group for the blog”, I’m not entirely sure what you mean. Do you mean put it in the menu or something else?
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Thanks you for your clarification!
By “group”I meant if I had to create a group on whatsapp or did it work automatically.I work on a HTC m8 and Samsung Galaxy Tab pro 10 -
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Cate, sorry about this, but the Rowling Theme Showcase page is mistakenly reporting that it supports the Flexible Header feature when it does not. I’ve filed a ticket on this to get that corrected.
I took a quick look and your header image can be added with CSS to the .header-wrapper div, but it will be a bit challenging to get it to behave well on smaller screens.
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