mcd420

try – also in plugin folder – facebook/style/hide-wp-comments.css – change none to visible

it works on my Atahualpa theme. i see both Facebook comments and wordpress comments. you might try going into the Facebook plugin folder, into the social-plugins folder and editing the fb-comments file to remove the hide-wp-comments section. save the original copy first for backup.

yes, there is a solution.

go to the plugins editor, select the Facebook plugin, and then select the file “facebook/style/hide-wp-comments.css”

change “display: none;” to “display: visible;”

yes, there is a solution.

go to the plugins editor, select the Facebook plugin, and then select the file “facebook/style/hide-wp-comments.css”

change “display: none;” to “display: visible;”

here’s a slight CSS workaround:

body.page-id-11 .fb-send, .fb-subscribe {visibility:hidden;}

page id number is in the URL of the “edit page” screen in the WP dashboard. this does not hide the like button, and i haven’t found a way to hide it without disabling the Recent Activity widget in my sidebar. they are both triggered by .fb-social-plugin. if you don’t use the Recent Activity widget, then this will hide all three buttons below your page content –

body.page-id-11 .fb-send, .fb-subscribe, .fb-social-plugin {visibility:hidden;}

pay attention to the commas and periods in that code.

i would suggest that this is a very important feature – high priority.

toggle on-off per page/post is key.

thanks.

*bump*

the Events Calendar was the only plugin to trigger the problem for me, as well. however, the problem only started when i changed my URL in general settings, dropping the /wordpress from the address.

strange.