Posted 1 year ago #
Hi,i have this issue whith checkbox see image.
http://img42.imageshack.us/i/unled2v.jpg/
what can i do?
Italian: da quel che ho capito sei italiano. Complimenti per il plugin, come vedi dall'immagine il checkbox è spostato verso destra, e la prima parola inoltre è sposta oltre a destra. Come posso rimediare? Grazie
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/subscribe-to-comments-reloaded/
Posted 1 year ago #
Anche io ho avuto lo stesso problema.
Hi there, that's something related to your theme. You can either edit your CSS or add some custom styles using the corresponding option in my plugin's panel.
Italiano
Ciao, il problema dipende dal tema che stai usando. Puoi sia modificare il tuo CSS per ridurre la larghezza (width) degli input, o aggiungere una regola nell'apposita opzione nella schermata delle configurazioni.
Camu
PS: un voto per il mio plugin sarebbe molto apprezzato!
Posted 1 year ago #
And what can i do?
come si fa? :P Mi dai un piccolo aiuto?
Se mi dai l'indirizzo del blog in questione, posso essere più specifico :)
O stai chiedendo come si fa... a votare il mio plugin?
Camu
Posted 1 year ago #
Ti ho scritto una mail attraverso il tuo blog :)
Grazie
Okay prova ad aggiungere questo codice al tuo style.css (nella cartella del tema)
#subscribe-reloaded{
width: 20px;
display: block;
float: left;
margin: 0 15px 0 0;
}E non dimenticare un voto per il mio plugin.
Camu
Posted 10 months ago #
doesn't work :(
Some more information would be really helpful ;)
Posted 10 months ago #
Si, quello l'avevo capito. Ma quale file hai modificato? Quale sarebbe la URL? Che versione del plugin stai usando? Mi farebbe comodo avere più info sul caso specifico per curare il malato ;)
Camu
Casomai scrivimi in privato...
Posted 10 months ago #
Hi Camu, first off thanks for the excellent plugin, your time and effort is appreciated.
I too am having this problem with a very wide checkbox column in the management screen (I'm using the Thesis Theme) but am struggling to set the CSS (I'm not expert) as there doesn't seem to be a StCR specific class set in the CSS for it, and I don't read Italian is that? See here for the problem and CSS output:
http://screencast.com/t/MRuAwmiV
I tried using the CSS you posted above and that had no effect whatsoever. I assume the reason is because #subscribe-reloaded isn't listed as one of the checkbox's ancestors. When I changed your CSS to apply to #subscribe-reloaded-list, it screwed up the display completely.
I'd appreciate your advice as how to fix this please?
Many thanks,
Colin
You can specify some inline CSS in the plugin's options, try with width:30px :)
Camu
Posted 10 months ago #
Hi Camu, thank you for the prompt reply.
I remember trying to fix this problem before and must have seen your answer previously, because when I went to make the change you suggested, it was already there:
http://screencast.com/t/wW38tONGs
Just to be sure, I took it off, saved, then put it back and saved again. I disabled my cache and reloaded the page and got the same result as my original screenshot. I've tried loading that page in firefox and IE and it's the same in both.
I noticed that that field for inline CSS has moved from the Options tab to the Comments form tab, which I assume is just a cosmetic change? Either way, it doesn't appear to be working. :-/
Any thoughts?
Hi there,
do you see the inline code in your html?
Posted 10 months ago #
Hi Camu, no it's not there, here's the relevant html snippet:
<p id="subscribe-reloaded-title-p">Title: <strong>Introductory Post</strong></p><p id="subscribe-reloaded-legend-p">Legend: Y = all comments, R = replies only, C = inactive</p><ul id="subscribe-reloaded-list"><li><strong><input type='checkbox' name='email_list[]' value='blog.test1%40xxxxxxx.com' id='e_0'/></strong>
<label for='e_0'><span class='subscribe-column-1'>2011-07-22 11:50:04</span>
<span class='subscribe-separator subscribe-separator-1'>—</span>
<span class='subscribe-column-2'>Y</span>
<span class='subscribe-separator subscribe-separator-2'>—</span>
<span class='subscribe-column-3'>blog.test1@xxxxxxx.com</span></label></li>
<li><input type='checkbox' name='email_list[]' value='blog.test2%40xxxxxxx.com' id='e_1'/>
<label for='e_1'><span class='subscribe-column-1'>2011-07-22 11:50:32</span>
<span class='subscribe-separator subscribe-separator-1'>—</span>
<span class='subscribe-column-2'>Y</span>
<span class='subscribe-separator subscribe-separator-2'>—</span>
<span class='subscribe-column-3'>blog.test2@xxxxxxx.com</span></label></li>
</ul>
Posted 10 months ago #
Ah, I tried to highlight the relevant bit for the checkbox in bold but of course inside the code block, it left the strong tag in. Don't be confused by that strong tag being there, it wasn't in the source code.
Also width:30px doesn't appear anywhere in the whole html source file.
Can you post a screenshot of your options, please?
Posted 10 months ago #
Sure, here's the Comment form tab, where the inline CSS for the checkbox is: http://screencast.com/t/UxUjMpTAFSb
And in case you need it, here's the options tab: http://screencast.com/t/cRCC0unVsmXk
Do you have qTranslate enabled on your site?
Posted 10 months ago #
No I don't. This is my complete list of active plugins:
Akismet
Amazon Affiliate Link Localizer
FeedBurner FeedSmith
Flash Video Player with HTML5
Google Analyticator
Google Custom Search
Google XML Sitemaps
Maintenance Mode
MapPress Easy Google Maps
Permalink Redirect
Register Plus
Social Media Widget
Subscribe to Comments Reloaded
WordPress Database Backup
WP Super Cache
WPvideo
WyPiekacz
If you're willing, if you give me an email address Camu (why is there no private message facility on this forum?!?) I can email you my test site's details.
Okay cool. What's the value for the option Custom HTML under the second tab?
Posted 10 months ago #
It's empty. See screen shots of all the setup pages:
I guess in your case the only way to fix it is to add something to your CSS. But it depends on how your theme was built. You should contact those who developed it.
Camu
Posted 10 months ago #
So what do you think the problem is camu? Do you think the Thesis Theme is interfering with the CSS your plugin is trying to produce? I'll try a different theme and see if that works.
Posted 10 months ago #
Ok, I just tried changing to the new WordPress default "Twenty Eleven 1.1" and the management page looks fine:
http://screencast.com/t/MN6jZB8KoDWo
BUT the custom inline CSS width:30px is still not in the source:
<form action="/blog/2011/04/08/comment-subscriptions/?srp=5" method="post" id="email_list_form" name="email_list_form" onsubmit="if(this.sra[0].checked) return confirm('Please remember: this operation cannot be undone. Are you sure you want to proceed?')">
<fieldset style="border:0">
<p id="subscribe-reloaded-title-p">Title: <strong>Introductory Post</strong></p><p id="subscribe-reloaded-legend-p">Legend: Y = all comments, R = replies only, C = inactive</p><ul id="subscribe-reloaded-list"><li><input type='checkbox' name='email_list[]' value='blog.test1%40xxxxxx.com' id='e_0'/>
<label for='e_0'><span class='subscribe-column-1'>2011-07-22 11:50:04</span>
<span class='subscribe-separator subscribe-separator-1'>—</span>
<span class='subscribe-column-2'>Y</span>
<span class='subscribe-separator subscribe-separator-2'>—</span>
<span class='subscribe-column-3'>blog.test1@xxxxxx.com</span></label></li>
<li><input type='checkbox' name='email_list[]' value='blog.test2%40xxxxxx.com' id='e_1'/>
<label for='e_1'><span class='subscribe-column-1'>2011-07-22 11:50:32</span>
<span class='subscribe-separator subscribe-separator-1'>—</span>
<span class='subscribe-column-2'>Y</span>
<span class='subscribe-separator subscribe-separator-2'>—</span>
<span class='subscribe-column-3'>blog.test2@xxxxxx.com</span></label></li>
</ul><p id="subscribe-reloaded-select-all-p"><a class="subscribe-reloaded-small-button" href="#" onclick="t=document.forms['email_list_form'].elements['email_list[]'];c=t.length;if(!c){t.checked=true}else{for(var i=0;i<c;i++){t[i].checked=true}};return false;">Select all</a> <a class="subscribe-reloaded-small-button" href="#" onclick="t=document.forms['email_list_form'].elements['email_list[]'];c=t.length;if(!c){t.checked=!t.checked}else{for(var i=0;i<c;i++){t[i].checked=false}};return false;">Invert selection</a></p><p id="subscribe-reloaded-action-p">Action:
<input type="radio" name="sra" value="delete" id="action_type_delete" /> <label for="action_type_delete">Delete</label>
<input type="radio" name="sra" value="suspend" id="action_type_suspend" checked="checked" /> <label for="action_type_suspend">Suspend</label>
<input type="radio" name="sra" value="force_y" id="action_type_force_y" /> <label for="action_type_force_y">Set to Y</label>
<input type="radio" name="sra" value="activate" id="action_type_activate" /> <label for="action_type_activate">Activate</label></p><p id="subscribe-reloaded-update-p"><input type="submit" class="subscribe-form-button" value="Update subscriptions" /><input type="hidden" name="srp" value="5"/></p></fieldset>
</form>No wait, there's a little misunderstanding here, my fault. The inline CSS is only applied to the checkbox shown to the user TO SUBSCRIBE, not in the management page. In this case you should rely on your CSS only, using the ID's and classes assigned to each element of this page.
Camu
Posted 10 months ago #
Ah I see. The main problem is that there is no class applied to the checkbox by your plugin though. There's a class for all the columns and separators, but nothing on the checkbox for me to hang any CSS off.
In CSS you don't need a class for everything, you can also use tag names :)
#subscribe-reloaded-list input[type=checkbox]{width:30px}
Cheers,
Camu
PS: a vote for my plugin would be a nice way to say thank you!
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