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  • Nobody can see it here.

    Don’t post long code here, please!
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    Thread Starter aldyn

    (@aldyn)

    sorrrrrrry

    aldyn – which part of the comments are you trying to change ?
    If you can be really specific, it’ll help hugely.

    Thread Starter aldyn

    (@aldyn)

    O_O i’m trying to change the style of the input fields like change the color and font of the boxes where the commenter types their name, email, uri, comment etc…

    i have

    input, textarea {
    font-family: tahoma;
    font-size:9px;
    color: #000000;
    }

    in my css, but it doesnt seem to affect the input fields / comment textbox

    i don’t know how to be any more specific…………

    ack, the example should be http://joshu-kun.org/?comments_popup=9

    (instead of the entry id being 3)

    Thread Starter aldyn

    (@aldyn)

    =/ i still havent been able to figure out what’s wrong, does anyone know how i can get the comment input fields coded with a css style to change how they look?

    If you read carefully your comments.php(?) file’s code (the one you posted above) you’ll notice that the input fields all have their own ID. So, in your stylesheet there should be something like:
    #commentform #author, #commentform #email, #commentform #url, #commentform textarea {...etc.

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