Hi lilwiccaseba,
It seems you theme has a hard css regarding to radio buttons, it set those display:none or margin-left:-xxpx. Please leave here the custom css you’ve added to force fixing this issue.
Hey gVectors,
The “display: none;” is set inline, not via external CSS files. It’s still possible it’s the theme, but it seemed weird.
This is the line of code that’s hidden (note the “display: none;” in the first div):
<div class="radio" id="uniform-wc_notification_none-529_0" style="display: none;"><span class="checked"><input id="wc_notification_none-529_0" class="wc_notification_none" checked="checked" value="wc_notification_none" type="radio" name="wp_comment_reply_notification-529_0" style="opacity: 0;"></span></div>
And this is how I fixed it:
div.radio { display: inline-block !important; }
I like your plugin, so I hope it’s an easy fix.
Ok, I see the problem
It seems you use a plugin called something like Uniform. It adds extra divs around wpDiscuz radio buttons. Also it adds class=”radio” and then it makes those hide. wpDiscuz doesn’t have such div and such class. So please check other plugins and disable those. Those affects wpDiscuz form.
This plugin adds “uniform-” prefix to wpDiscuz div IDs and makes all our CSSs unavailable. So as far as I see we have nothing to fix here. Some plugin affects wpDiscuz comment form and breaks div/class structure.
gVectors,
I’m assuming this is installed by default in my theme, as it’s not a plugin I installed myself. Such a plugin is also nowhere to be found in my plugins list.
I’ve alerted the theme’s dev (pixelwars on themeforest) to this support topic, hoping to get a reply soon.
Sorry for the delay, but real life was holding me up and the theme’s support (Ahmet Sali from pixelwars) was of very little help.
As I finally have some time, I posted it again on their own “support forums”, with a link to this WordPress thread, hoping they’ll see the use in addressing this particular issue (because as I understand it, this “wrapping” that’s occurring potentially breaks compatibility with a lot of plugins, if they use the forms in a similar way).
You can find the thread here:
http://www.pixelwars.org/forums/topic/theme-overrides-default-html-behaviorstructure-breaking-forms/
Let’s hope this can get resolved.
If anyone happens to have an idea on what might be going wrong (or where it could be going wrong), any feedback is more than appreciated. I’d look into it myself if I’d have the time.
