I followed a comment that said"How can I disable wordpress site login on plagin"
It was not fixed! But what's worse, the support said to enter a code to Top Admin Bar > Customize > Additional CSS > "Additional CSS" textarea, save it,
#wpdcom .wpd-form-wrap .wpd-login-to-comment {
display: none;
}
I did it, but it broke my customize menu and I can't enter Customize, Additional CSS to remove the code! I only see widgets!!!
I even cannot reply to that post and warn others from not using such code!!!!
Does anyone know any other methods to access Additional CSS, please?
There is not necessary to use the CSS code. wpDiscuz has an option called "Show "Login" link on comment form" option you should disable it. The option is located in the Dashboard > wpDiscuz > Settings > User Authorization and Profile Data tab.
More info here: https://wpdiscuz.com/docs/wpdiscuz-7/plugin-settings/user-authorization-and-profile-data/#show-%E2%80%9Clogin%E2%80%9D-link-on-comment-form
Does anyone know any other methods to access Additional CSS, please?
It seems you've added some wrong symbols in your code. In the wp_posts table, you should find the post_type > custom_css value.
@asti I did it, but it wasn't working, that's why I entered the CSS code! Which was adding a critical problem to another problem! Thank you for that!!!
I did it, but it wasn't working, that's why I entered the CSS code!
Have you deleted the caches before checking? You should delete the server-side, website, wpDiscuz and browser caches before checking.
Please watch this video: https://www.screencast.com/t/CkKPKM8pE6OS
It'd be better if you also record a video with the issue.
I already did the steps in the video.... I don't want to record a video and reveal my brand. Hiding the "Login" is not the priority! The problem is with the code I entered, it's causing me a problem. I think it's out of your knowledge, and please don't provide users with such codes in which you don't know how to solve its issues!
We're trying to help you.
First of all, we don't provide you with any CSS code for you.
#wpdcom .wpd-form-wrap .wpd-login-to-comment {
display: none;
}
This code can't break your website anyway. Please, watch this video the same code is added to our website and no problem at all: https://www.screencast.com/t/FsaFHP4Ifll
It seems you've added some wrong CSS code or something like that.
In any case, the solution if you want to find and remove the CSS code you've added is provided:
It seems you've added some wrong symbols in your code. In the wp_posts table, you should find the post_type > custom_css value.
