Lol it affected my post here in WordPress.org. This is the code that I would like to remove from my comment section (I added spaces now so it won’t work in here)
You may use these HTML tags and attributes: < a h r e f = ” ” t i t l e = ” ” >
< a b b r t i t l e = ” ” > < a c r o n y m t i t l e = ” ” > < b > < b l o c k q u o t e c i t e = ” ” > < c i t e > < c o d e > < d e l d a t e t i m e = ” ” > < e m > < i > < q c i t e = ” ” > < s > < s t r i k e > < s t r o n g >
Would appreciate your help.
Hello, @tomerlevy!
Try to add code below to the: Customizing->Additional CSS
Code:
#commentform .col-md-12{
color:transparent;
}
#commentform .logged-in-as {
color:#747474;
}
https://prnt.sc/ginytf
Regards
This is maybe a hot fix but not a solution. If you look at the source code of a page you will see the text with advices how to break security by using appropriate and allowed html tags with vulnerability vectors.
It seems not a good idea at all for me, to allow html tags in comments. To solve the issue in another way, one could overwrite in framework/agama-functions.php the line 262, function agama_comment_form_defaults the given statement with this:
$defaults[‘comment_notes_after’]= ”;
Probably by using a child theme, to receive further updates.
It’s true, I can also see the line if I mark the text with my mouse.
@themevision is there a way to completely remove it?
Thank you in advance,
Tomer
Hello Tomer!
In the latest theme version (1.3.1) we have implemented option to disable the HTML tag suggestion, so now you can just go to Customizing ▸ General ▸ Comments,
and disable it.
https://prnt.sc/hfm6d2
Regards
