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22/06/2018 6:13 am   [#2566]

By default, there is a space between the Header and the Comment Text Area, where Social Logins will shown or Logged-In Users can Log Out. I don't use the Social Login Feature. As you can see in the Screenshot, there is a large Space between Header and Comment Text Area.

Is it possible to remove this? Maybe in the Next Update you can add a if/then coding to this area, that will remove the DIV when Social Logins are OFF and no User is loggend in?

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22/06/2018 3:21 pm  

Hi Spontis,

please use the following CSS code. Put it in Dashboard > Comments > Setting > Styling > "Custom CSS Code" textarea. Delete all caches, do CTRL+F5 on frontend: 

#wpcomm .wpdiscuz-form-top-bar{
  display: none;
}


   
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23/06/2018 2:10 am  

Thanks! Your Suggestion will solve the Problem, but opens a new one, because i want to keep the form-top-bar for logged-in Users. Is there a way to make the top-bar more dynamic? Like:

"if no user is logged in, and if social-logins are off, hide form-top-bar"

Anyway. I will use your Workaround, cause logged-in Users can logout via the Admin-Bar from wordpress. Thanks 😉

 



   
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