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Topic starter
05/07/2019 1:50 am
I left two comments on my website's page as seen on this link https://justlikegod.org/?page_id=48 .When i commented, it didn't give me an option to upload my picture like disqus does while creating my account. I want the faces of the people who comment on my site to show I also want them to be able to share on their facebook and twitter and google accounts. Can you please help me set these up? I will be happy to pay if you want to charge me to help me with this. I want my visitors to be able to use their social media accounts to leave a comment
Also the comments are in grey ink. can you please make it black ink?
Topic starter
05/07/2019 1:51 am
i look forward to your help thanks
05/07/2019 11:17 am
Hi @angel247,
Thank you for using wpDiscuz and for contacting us.
When i commented, it didn't give me an option to upload my picture like disqus does while creating my account
wpDiscuz just uses WordPress nativeΒ get_avatar()Β function and doesn't have any option for avatar uploading. You should install some plugin that controls avatar uploading.Β
Here is the list of plugins you can use:Β
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search/avatar/
I also want them to be able to share on their facebook and twitter and google accounts.
All options are located in the Dashboard > Comments > Settings > Social Login & Share tab. Please read this doc: https://wpdiscuz.com/docs/wpdiscuz-documentation/settings/social-login-and-share/
Also the comments are in grey ink. can you please make it black ink?
Please navigate to Dashboard > Comments > Settings > Styling admin page, put the following CSS code in "Custom CSS code" textarea, save it, delete all caches and check again.Β
#wpcomm .wc-comment-right .wc-comment-text {
color: #000 !important;
}