Started a blog and every photo was a post and there were these jarring white comment boxes. I looked online and don't know where I got the code to add to CSS for HTML for no display but now can not find it and remove it from HTML. So now even though I set up parameters in the template to have comments, I am not able to get them. I even reset the template and made color changes etc. but still no comment box. I have post footer but no comment ability there. Please help!
Kindly share the URL of your blogger site or share your template code. If due to some reason you're not willing to share that information or would like to try the changes yourself, based on what you've asked, here are a few suggestions to help you trace the problem.
Try changing to a completely different template to see if the problem is actually related to the template code.
You say you have correctly reset the template and the problem persists, try removing/disabling any gadgets that you may have added.
Navigate to Settings > Posts, comments and sharing and check the Comment Location setting. It should not be Hide.
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My images got disappearance when I didn't delete them, while using WordPress Tutor Theme, and page builder. #Wordpress
Check your browser's devtools. Your images might be referenced incorrectly. So there may be a chance that you'll need to readd them so that they're correctly referenced.
It would be helpful as well to post a link. That'll help us give you accurate help.
I understand that inputting should mark an anchor on a given page but I don't know how to identify the template for sections on the home page. I know that I can modify the homepage in the template "index.liquid" but I don't know to edit the specific sections uploaded to the homepage. I have no coding experience so any guidance on how to identify the liquid file from which the section of a page can be modified will be a huge help.
Thanks!
First off, welcome to StackOverflow!
You're right that the index.liquid is going to be where the "homepage" lives, but all the content that is added to that will be added from the Customize editor.
As far as where to access the sections specifically... if your theme has sections enabled -- which I'll assume that it does -- there should be a folder labeled Sections with all possibilities available in your sidebar. It would be under Templates and above Snippets.
Then just look for the {section}.liquid that you have in question -- it might take some Sherlock Holmes investigation to find the specific one you want -- and add the anchor tag that you want to add.
Some examples of some names of liquid files that you'd find on the homepage are as follows:
featured-blog.liquid
featured-product.liquid
slideshow.liquid
If you have any further questions please feel free to ask and expand on what it is you need - but I just wanted to help point you in the right direction.
Especially if this is your first time reaching out for help on StackOverflow!
In Blogger, I need to edit a page all the time, because of frequent updates. Each time I want to edit the content, I am redirected to the editing page, like what happens on a Stack Exchange site for a new user trying to edit content.
Is it possible to add a real time quick--inline (Ajax?)--editing customization to Blogger, like the one a Stack Exchange user gets at 2,000 reputation (See the attached picture)? This will help me in reducing lot of unwanted wastage of time.
Edit: I searched for inline WYSIWYG editors, and found TinyMce; but don't have proper idea on going through the process of integrating it. The process of integrating it is going through complex steps, if anyone has any quick steps for integrating it, it will be helpful.
Picture Link:
Quick Edit in Stack Exchange at 2,000 or more reputation
Edit (2/2/17): I am now trying Open Live Writer, which doesn't give inline editing ability inside the site itself, but instead in its own field interface with the looks of the original blog. This doesn't help in seeing the blog being updated live in the web, but it will be updated even if not seen. To see it we need to make an extra step of looking it in the web, this is still a step which could be eliminated. This is better than before, but I am still looking for inline editing within the blogger site as like StackExhcange does.
As the creator of the question said on the comments, he asked the question on Google Product Forums and the formal response was:
There's no such a native feature available for inline editing.
There's no Blogger plugin supported that could resolve the issue.
The full response can be found here:
https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/blogger/nzGbwr92zjY;context-place=forum/blogger
I'm having trouble getting rid of a "display:none !important" inline style code on my website, I don't know how to get rid of it, it's causing the linked item to not show any image, or have an active link. If anyone could please give me any advice it'd be great.
I didn't write the display:none inline style, it automatically shows up when I upload the site to my web server. When I open my html/css pages locally it works fine.
screenshot of list items 2nd imge in first row is where problem lies
inspect element code screenshot from chrome browser
You likely have some sort of Javascript modifying the html, or possibly any number of other issues. If you could post the full code, it would be helpful in answering your question, and I could edit my answer to reflect something more helpful provided more information.
You can try this code in jQuery :
$('img').attr('style', '');
I'm using a facebook like chat called envolve for my site. It works great, except that it changes the some layout properties of my site, specifically the size of some font and links, and the font background in pre tags that are embedded in a custom "lesson" class ()
I was on their site where i asked about it and a couple other people mentioned they have some similar problems but didn't know how to fix it. I contacted their support and after about a week they sent me an email about how they don't have enough resources to look further into the problem, which is understandable since i can't even figure it out ;)
I'm just asking here in case someone might have an answer to this.
To see how the background of the font inside pre tags change when the chat is enabled, go here:
http://braynzarsoft.net/index.php?p=D3D11OBJMODEL
You will have to log in to enable the chat and see the change. Log in with:
username: guest
password: pass
First look at the page without being logged in, then look at it logged in to see the difference. I'm really out of ideas, so i hope someone here might be able to shed some light on this
EDIT: i should mention to enable envolve on my site, i only need a single line in php, which connects to the envolve server, so there's really not much i can do with the files they provide to enable the service. There's one file that comes with it, called envolve_api_client.php, but all this file does is connect to their server
I would do the following:
Make sure all your styling is in stylesheet(s).
Remove your stylesheet.
Confirm that their part looks ok.
Start adding yuor styles back in, one by one (or in groups) and seeing what conflicts.
Decide what you want to keep and what you want to add.