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  • the comment bubble is a rectangular image in the color of the theme’s content background with a transparent center;

    if you customize the background, you need to ‘photoshop’ the bubble image as well;

    /wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/images/comment-bubble.png
    and
    /wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/images/comment-bubble-dark.png

    Thread Starter T_Bones

    (@t_bones)

    Thank you very much for your help.

    Thread Starter T_Bones

    (@t_bones)

    I tried inserting these and caused myself problems. Would you know how I go about (re)inserting the comments bubbles images, please?

    as you have styled the bubbles in style.css of the child theme, you need to create a /images/ folder in the child theme folder to save the background images;

    or try and use:

    /* Comments link */
    .entry-header .comments-link a {
    	background: #eee url(../twentyeleven/images/comment-bubble.png) no-repeat;
    ....

    possibly try and upload a fresh copy of Twenty Eleven (?) because style.css of Twenty Eleven seems to be missing or broken.

    Thread Starter T_Bones

    (@t_bones)

    alchymyth,
    I want along the line of your last comment and made fresh child theme directory and style sheet and it appears to have remedied the issue.
    Again, thanks for your help.

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