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(@joshie)
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I don't know how exactly to go about this before I go ahead and start off I want to say that I have purchased the bundle add-ons for wpDiscuz which I have used for many years but with no add-ons so it's been fantastic to me to the point that I felt that it was time to add more features to the comments system.

Now I am in need of some helps (2), I have pretty much uploaded all of the plugins except the media, advertise, private comment and I am sure one or two more I am missing. I was excited but as soon I have activated everything and noticed that everything was going smooth... That is until I realize that anyone who uses the social logins such as Facebook or Twitter to leave a comment practically automatically register themselves which is a big no-no to me because I don't want anyone to have a registered account within' the wordpress. When they used social media logins such as Facebook/Twitter, they automatically registered (as a contributor) and be able to access the WordPress dashboard - again a big no no. Now, how do I prevent anyone from registering an account within' wordpress? I don't want to see anyone to automatically register to my wordpress website using the wpDiscuz. I have disabled the facebook and twitter login/share to stop this for the time being so I can seek some help by stopping anyone from registering an account within' wordpress. I was hoping that people can log in to leave a comment using their social login without automatically registering to the wordpress. My wordpress has set to not accept any register.

Second help - how do I remove the post part/icon from the commenter's author info? Because I don't allow anyone to write post/articles other than myself and some of my co-workers on occasional so it's weird seeing it there when they don't write blog posts/articles.

 

Thanks so much, for any help!!

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Hi @joshie,

When they used social media logins such as Facebook/Twitter, they automatically registered (as a contributor) and be able to access the WordPress dashboard - again a big no no. Now, how do I prevent anyone from registering an account within' wordpress? 

We'll discuss it with our team and let you know asap. Currently, there is no way to post a comment without user registration via the social login feature. 

Second help - how do I remove the post part/icon from the commenter's author info? Because I don't allow anyone to write post/articles other than myself and some of my co-workers on occasional so it's weird seeing it there when they don't write blog posts/articles.

All the settings are located in the Dashboard > Comments > Settings > Addons > Comment Author Info tab. If you don't find the option to hide the info, please provide us some screenshot that you need to hide, we'll provide a CSS solution for you. 


   
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(@joshie)
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@astghik Here's a screenshot of my setting, I don't see the option.

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I have circled the part that I don't want to show.

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Thanks!

 


   
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Astghik
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@joshie,

Use the following CSS code:

.wcai-profile-stat-box:nth-child(2) {
display: none !important;
}

Put the code in the "Custom CSS Code" textarea, located in the Dashboard > Comments > Settings > styling admin page. 

Don't forget to delete all caches and press CTRL+F5(twice) on the frontend before checking. 

We'll discuss it with our team and let you know asap. Currently, there is no way to post a comment without user registration via the social login feature. 

We've added in our to-do list and will implement the feature in future updates. 

 


   
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(@joshie)
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Posted by: @astghik

@joshie,

Use the following CSS code:

.wcai-profile-stat-box:nth-child(2) {
display: none !important;
}

Put the code in the "Custom CSS Code" textarea, located in the Dashboard > Comments > Settings > styling admin page. 

Don't forget to delete all caches and press CTRL+F5(twice) on the frontend before checking. 

We'll discuss it with our team and let you know asap. Currently, there is no way to post a comment without user registration via the social login feature. 

We've added in our to-do list and will implement the feature in future updates. 

 

That works, although it looks a bit weird as having a white space with nothing there but it's better than having there though. Thanks!

Also, please fix the social media log-ins that does not automatically register an account within' Wordpress whenever possible. Again, thank so much!


   
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@joshie,

That works, although it looks a bit weird as having a white space with nothing there but it's better than having there though. Thanks!

Then I'd suggest you use this CSS code as well. It should be solve the issue. 

.wcai-wrapper .wcai-profile-stat-box {
width: 32%;
}

 


   
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(@joshie)
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Consider this solved. Thanks!


   
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(@joshie)
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I am bringing this back since the huge upgrade, which I am overly impressed with WPDiscuz. Still, there is a question that lingers - did you make it to where those commentators won't automatically register within' Wordpress system? Because I have seen others that don't automatically register a Wordpress account when you use the social login feature, but this one does. I do wish that I have the option where they can log in using their social accounts for their names/avatars but not register an account with Wordpress.

Thanks!


   
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