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Inline commenting not displaying on translated pages
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12 Relevance |
5 months ago |
lsg23 |
Inline Commenting |
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Hi There,
We are using WPML for our translations.
All strings are translated and appear perfectly for all features we are currently using.
However when translating inline comments, we can translate the "questions" using the shortcode, but they don't appear on translated pages. (nor does the inline comment speech bubble).
I have had WPML look into this and they have asked if the inline comment feature supports multilingual.
Or is there something we are doing wrong?
There is an example where it displays in English under paragraph: 1. La Spezia to ... |
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RE: Inline Commenting breaks Paragraph and styling on Uncode theme
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12 Relevance |
2 years ago |
arjan |
Inline Commenting |
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... the browser HTML inspect, but this of course will break wpDiscuz inline Commenting button. Uncode support says the problem is not with their theme, but with wpDiscuz plugin.
Hope this is of any help.
Okay did some digging and the plugin is being using all the text is being added between a <div> tag with the class "wpd-inline-shortcode wpd-inline-closed" and then the <p> tags are removed.
The styling uses the <p> tags for the text block.
Added between a <p> instead and you can see the styling is immediately correct in this screen ... |
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Headings Inline Comments
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12 Relevance |
3 years ago |
shwefer |
Inline Commenting |
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I'm making multiple areas for viewers to leave comments for inline comments using feedback shortcodes in blocks (Gutenberg). I'm also giving each shortcake a unique ID to keep the discussion separate for each inline comment. However when you view the comments on the bottom its hard to tell which group of comments is related to which particular inline comment ID without clicking on "Read More> . Is there a way to make the ID for the shortcade show, OR add some type of heading so the reader can see which particular section in the text a group of comments ... |
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RE: Best ways to customize inline commenting
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12 Relevance |
4 years ago |
Asti |
Inline Commenting |
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... requirements for its value? Is it supposed to be unique per post, or unique per entire site? Would setting it to something like "post-slug-1" and "post-slug-2" work fine?
The ID should be unique for each shortcode. The ID can be generated using the post slug with some numbers at the end of the URL. However, you should make the codes work before the wpDiscuz ones.
The wpDiscuz uses priority 10 (third argument) for the post_updated hook, you can set the priority for example 9.
2. Since I intend for every paragraph to be "commendable-upon", I would like ... |
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RE: Inline commenting issues
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12 Relevance |
4 years ago |
Asti |
Inline Commenting |
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@pizzaboy,
Please leave some example URL. We'll help you with the CSS codes.
1. The inline commenting bubble only shows up when I create it in the block editor and doesn't work when in classic editor.
We've just checked this the "inline Commenting" button displays fine on both Classic and Gutenberg editors.
More info here: |
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RE: Random string for inline comment ID
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12 Relevance |
4 years ago |
Asti |
Inline Commenting |
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@touchi,
1): If we require users to be logged in to comment, what happens with the inline form if they aren't? Is there a "You must login" message in the popup, or does the inline comment icon not show up at all, or something else?
The inline commenting form shows even if the comment is disabled. You can use the solution provided here:
2): Are there any characters that can't be used in the ID string?
You can use Latine letters and numbers as well. |
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Random string for inline comment ID
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12 Relevance |
4 years ago |
touchi |
Inline Commenting |
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I am interested in using inline commenting with dynamically generated posts, e.g., posts obtained through RSS feeds. If I stick the inline commenting shortcode in a template to generate these, can I use a randomly generated string for the ID in the shortcode? Is that ID registered somewhere in the WPDiscuz system, or is it just used to keep multiple inline comments separate from one another on the page? Please enlighten me on this.... My thanks in advance -- |
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RE: Inline commenting tool - font size issue
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12 Relevance |
4 years ago |
Asti |
Inline Commenting |
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@daneoleary,
Please follow the instruction provided by Tom and only use this inline comments for new paragraphs, don't use it for one or two words in some paragraphs. |
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RE: Feature Request - Better inline commenting as seen on Webnovel.com/Wattpad
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12 Relevance |
3 years ago |
Tom |
Inline Commenting |
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The reader can do his/her first thing by clicking the button with number of feedback next to the comment icon and see what other people have already said.
As I've already mentioned in my last reply, the inline feedback is being improved, so the like/dislike feature could be added in future releases.
Yes, I agree with this, we'll probably add a feature to see all comments in the inline comment list, so clicking the [view more comments] will load in the same pop-up window.
You as the author can do all these in the comment section. There is no readin ... |
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wpDiscuz Inline Comments not working with Hueman Pro - Nimble Builder
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12 Relevance |
4 years ago |
zubiwat |
wpDiscuz Integration |
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Hi,
I bought full bundle of wpDiscuz and trying to use it on our website but have problems with inline Comments which don't show while being inserted through Nimble Builder.
First, we tried to use it here: wpDiscuz review, without luck. Then we started to perform some tests.
This is the test page:
The red content should have an inline Comment, the same as line below. Contact form is only for testing if shortcode works properly as the red line - the red line should work the same as the contact form, but it doesn't.
I tried to fix it by following . Unfor ... |
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RE: Gutenberg Missing Inline Feedback Block
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12 Relevance |
4 years ago |
Soft-Designs |
Inline Commenting |
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As I mentioned in my initial Post - I already read that article.Your article says "Just find the inline Feedback button and click it. "
The problem is, I cannot find the "Inline Feedback" button on my Gutenberg editor - the button is not there. I have tried everything, but the button shown in Video from your link above, does not exist in my Gutenberg.
Why is this button not showing?How can I find the inline Feedback button in Gutenberg?
Please Advise |
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RE: More than one inline comment on a page?
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12 Relevance |
4 years ago |
Tom |
Inline Commenting |
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@daisypeel,
How are you creating inline Feedback buttons?
Just make sure you don't copy the shortcode with the same ID and use other please. Each inline Feedback button should be created individually, they have unique IDs. Also, you should not copy one shordcode from other post to another. The unique IDs of inline Feedback shortcodes are post specific. |
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"Email when reply is posted" on by default
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10 Relevance |
3 years ago |
stanbrid |
Inline Commenting |
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For inline comments, I'd like "Send me an email when a new reply is posted" to be check by default.
How do you make this box turned on/checked by default for inline comments? I see there is an option to do this in regular forms but not the inline comment form. - Thank you
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The wpDiscuz features available for users from the frontend
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10 Relevance |
3 years ago |
Asti |
Frequently Asked Questions |
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... It displays more fields for guests. Such as comment author Name, Email, Website, etc.
That is, the logged-in users should only fill out the comment content and press the "Post Comment" button.
Attachment : Logged-in users.png
In the case of not logged-in users (guests), they'll also need to fill out the name, email, website, etc. if those are required.
Attachment : guests.png
The website administrator may also create some additional fields that may be available for all kind of users.
2. Edit comment with wpDiscuz
Users can edit/ ... |