• Resolved ccrim

    (@ccrim)


    Great plug-in! One request I have is to support the ability for non-registered users to edit their comments after submitting them, at least for the duration of the current session.

    Looking at the code, I see you have logic to test the current logged-in user against the comment’s owner only. For non-registered users, it would be helpful if you could hang on to the last recently submitted comment email address to allow further editing of any matching comments for the duration of the session, if editing is enabled. (I think it’s unlikely someone would successfully guess a comment author’s email address and not a big deal if they did.)

    Secondly, I didn’t see any css to control either the text or background color of the editable comment text box. (I have a web site on a black background.) All the color editing options seem to affect everything else.

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  • Plugin Author gVectors Team

    (@gvectors-team)

    Hi ccrim,

    One request I have is to support the ability for non-registered users to edit their comments after submitting them, at least for the duration of the current session.

    Ok, we’ll add this in our to-do list and make it available as soon as possible.

    Secondly, I didn’t see any css to control either the text or background color of the editable comment text box. (I have a web site on a black background.) All the color editing options seem to affect everything else.

    This screenshot should help you: https://screencast.com/t/SgHZ42Hk8Y

    Thread Starter ccrim

    (@ccrim)

    Thanks for taking the request. Regarding the css, that diagram seems to confirm what I was asking: the text and background color css for the *edit* boxes (like “Join this discussion”) is not configurable in the settings screen. I presume then it is coming from somewhere else then, like my installed theme? If so, I would want to introduce a different css style here for the edit boxes to match the light text and dark background colors I’ve chosen for the rest of the comments elements.

    Plugin Author gVectors Team

    (@gvectors-team)

    You can put the css mantioned below in wpDiscuz Settings > Bacground and Colors Tab > “Custom CSS Code” field.

    For comment edit box only:

    #wpcomm .wc-field-comment textarea, #wpcomm .wc-comment .wc-comment-right textarea{
        background: #999999;
        color: #eeeeee;
    }

    For all form components (fields):

    #wpcomm .input-text, #wpcomm input[type="text"], #wpcomm input[type="input"], #wpcomm input[type="password"], #wpcomm input[type="email"], #wpcomm input[type="number"], #wpcomm input[type="url"], #wpcomm input[type="tel"], #wpcomm input[type="search"], #wpcomm textarea, #wpcomm select{
        background: #999999;
        color: #eeeeee;
    }
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