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Hey

I've recently installed the beta and so far I'm very satisfied with it, the only problem I run into is that I can't get rid of some kind of loading icon. (See attachment) I can't find an option for this in the menu.

Can someone help me with this?

 

Thanks, Marvin.

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Tom
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Hi @mrcrownnnnn,

This is conflict with your theme. Please leave your website URL to allow us debug  and provide with some CSS fix.

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Hey @tomson thanks for your response

The domain name is needfud.com, but here is a URL with a comment section https://needfud.com/bitcoin-bearish-death-cross-or-bullish-research/

 

Marvin

 

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@tomson

its on now

 

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You have some JS lib called JSgif canvas. This finds all GIF images and wraps in a canvas. I recommend find and disable it. it maybe a plugin or the theme function. if you didn't find it you can use a simpel CSS code to disable wpDiscuz loading GIF for comment form.

2020 03 28 1631

Put this CSS code in Top admin bar > Customize > Additional CSS textarea or in Dashboard > wpDiscuz > Settings > Styles & Colors > Custom CSS Code textarea. Save it, delete all caches, then delete Autoptimize cache, navigate to website front-edn and press Ctrl+F5 twice to reset browser cache:

.wpdiscuz-textarea-wrap .jsgif canvas{display: none;}
.wpdiscuz-textarea-wrap .jsgif_toolbar,
.wpdiscuz-textarea-wrap .g1-indicator-gif {display: none !important;}
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@tomson

Hey

 added the css code but it has no effect. I suspect it's because of the theme functions. Do you have other ideas to solve this? 

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@mrcrownnnnn,

It works fine. I see the problem is solved:

2020 03 28 1905

I asked you to press Ctrl+F5 on website front-end to reset your browser cache. Or just use privet session of browsers to see the change. All works fine now, the problem is in your local cache.

 

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Hey,

 

I have the same problem on my website. Before I was also using WPDiscuz 7 Beta and it was ok earlier, the problem occurred when I have installed the newest release wpdiscuz-7.0.0-beta-7.

Could you please fix it somehow for everyone in an update?

https://4review.pl/current-trends-and-future-prospects-of-mobile-applications/

 

P.S. When could we expect the stable version?

Best wishes 

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@kiko91,

This will be fixed in the next update. 

Currently, just hide it via the CSS code below:

img.ls-is-cached.lazyloaded {
display: none;
}

The code should be added in the "Custom CSS Code" textarea, located in the Dashboard > wpDiscuz > Settings > Styles & Colors admin page.

Please don't forget to delete all caches and press Ctrl+F5 (twice) on the frontend before checking to reload the updated CSS file.    

The CSS code can be removed after the update. 

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Hey @asty

The css code worked! 

The earlier code given by @tomson didn't help.

 

Thanks!! 🍺 

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