You can hide the comment form by adding the following CSS code to your theme’s stylesheet, or to your CSS editor under Appearance > Edit CSS:
.jp-carousel-wrap #jp-carousel-comment-form-container {
display: none;
}
However, I am not sure why the Comment button doesn’t appear on your site. Could you post a link to one of your galleries, so I can have a look?
Thanks for the reply. I did manage to get rid of them with the following code– the !important was the key. The only thing that remains is the “loading comments” blip that goes away.
.jp-carousel-comment .comment-gravatar {
display:none;
}
.jp-carousel-wrap #jp-carousel-comment-form-container, .jp-carousel-buttons {
display: none !important;
}
I commented out the CSS though so you can take a look.
http://helpcollin.com/gallery
The issue is not that the button isn’t visible, but that you can’t get to it without using a mouse scroll wheel.
Thanks again.
Nathan
Oh, I took out the gravatar because it was returning “undefined” or something like that.
The issue is not that the button isn’t visible, but that you can’t get to it without using a mouse scroll wheel.
I got it! I indeed use my scroll wheel, and didn’t think of trying to actually use the scroll bar to go down the page.
I will post again here as soon as we can fix this problem.
Thanks for your feedback!
We have found a solution to solve the problem. We’ll release a fix in the next version of Jetpack.
Thanks again for the report!
Great. Note also that when I first tested it, I didn’t submit the comment I made because I didn’t see the submit button. You may wish to make the button visible so users aren’t confused, even if they can scroll to get to it.