What css classes do I need to change?
My blog has a gradient for its background, light on the bottom, and dark at the top. This makes any comment text readable only at the very lowest portion of the screen. I have been trying to alter the stylesheet, as per your instructions, to mo avail. Ideally, I would like to add a background to the comments area, or barring that, change the text color from black to white.
Unfortunately, everything that I have tried has resulted in no change. Additionally, I can't seem to tell the Intense Debate not to use the style sheet I specified in my account. It just keeps popping back in.
What class(es) do I need to change? What is the eta on the developer documentation for your stylesheet?
One feature suggestion, if I may: allow your users to choose at the very least a basic theme for their blog, ie: black text on white ground, or white text on black ground. Even that would be better than what is displaying on my blog right now.
You can view what I'm talking about here: http://www.techne-eikon.com/link-love...
I will leave the plugin installed for the time being so that you can see for yourself, but I can't leave it like this for long (heh, no pressure... sorry)
Thanks, Marc
Unfortunately, everything that I have tried has resulted in no change. Additionally, I can't seem to tell the Intense Debate not to use the style sheet I specified in my account. It just keeps popping back in.
What class(es) do I need to change? What is the eta on the developer documentation for your stylesheet?
One feature suggestion, if I may: allow your users to choose at the very least a basic theme for their blog, ie: black text on white ground, or white text on black ground. Even that would be better than what is displaying on my blog right now.
You can view what I'm talking about here: http://www.techne-eikon.com/link-love...
I will leave the plugin installed for the time being so that you can see for yourself, but I can't leave it like this for long (heh, no pressure... sorry)
Thanks, Marc
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Hey! Sorry for your trouble, I'll help you and guide you through this right away.
Just send me an email at isaac@intensedebate.com and I'll give you a bunch of tips on how to fix this. Cheers!
If anyone else have similar issues in the future, don't hesitate to send me an email!
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Inappropriate?Hey! Sorry for your trouble, I'll help you and guide you through this right away.
Just send me an email at isaac@intensedebate.com and I'll give you a bunch of tips on how to fix this. Cheers!
If anyone else have similar issues in the future, don't hesitate to send me an email!
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Inappropriate?"One feature suggestion, if I may: allow your users to choose at the very least a basic theme for their blog, ie: black text on white ground, or white text on black ground. Even that would be better than what is displaying on my blog right now. "
I would also love to see this... I'm a CSS dweeb and can't do good CSS to save my life. On one of my blogs I can't see the commenting system as it's blending in to the blog background. I would love some help thanks!
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Inappropriate?I think you could do something like this-
<div class="comment_container">
--- script tags to show comments
</div>
Then in your CSS file you just do whatever you want to the comment container, like this-
.comment_container {
color: white;
background-color: black;
}
Or whatever it is you need to do.
I’m indifferent
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