Hi Forum,
Still struggling with the behavior of the commentfield. Textcolor is set to black, background is white. Because of trouble with unwanted switching of the textcolor from black to white, I deactivated Litespeed cache. Now on PC it seems fine, but on mobile screens this is the situation of the commentfield:
- Placeholdertext has switched from italic to straight font. That's fine with me, but just to describe the setting.
- When clicking on the commentfield, placeholder does not go away as it is supposed to do.
- When writing, the text is in white on a white background so the user cannot see what he is doing.
This being the situation, I cannot use the plug in since visitors that want to leave a comment simply don't see their own typing. So if you could please help me with this, I'd be very gratefull. To see what I mean, you will have to visit the website on a mobile phone.
Thanks for helping out!
In addition: for a similar problem with the namefield of the form, I use this CSS:
#wpdcom input.wc_name {
color: #000 !important;
}
Is it possible to force the commentfield to have text in black in a similar way?
Jos
Please try this code:
#wpdcom .wpd-form .wpdiscuz-textarea-wrap.wpd-txt textarea {
color: #000 !important;
}
Please try in incognito mode if you're checking on mobile devices. Because mobile browsers have a hard cache, you'll not be able to see the change immediately.
So far no luck... here are screenshots of PC and mobile:
Typed text on PC is black, on mobile white and thus invisible...
Jos
Additionally: wordpress cache cleared manually, Litespeed cache deactivated...
Maybe I was too quick checking. I see now that the straight font instead of italic stayed, the placeholder doesn't move at first touch either, but the commenttext is in black! That was the most important...
Is it save to turn Litespeed cache back on after this solution?
Jos
Add this one as well:
#wpdcom textarea::placeholder{
font-style: italic;
}
The code will change the front for placeholder to italic.
Yes, you can enable the plugin again.
Alternatively, instead of disabling the entire plugin, you can simply exclude the wpDiscuz plugin from LiteSpeed Cache settings.
Perfect! Thanks a lot for helping out!
Jos
