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2:46 am September 2, 2009
| paradoxica
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I'm trying to display my comments the way they are in the flexibility demo (http://flexibilitytheme.com/demo/?p=10)
- I've changed the theme options to have author comments be in a different colour, but this has no effect at all – please see this page on my site as it has a few comments on it – http://paradoxofreality.com/bl…..d-of-help/
I'd appreciate help with this.
Thanks
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2:13 pm September 4, 2009
| Ryan
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When you set up your blog, do you have your admin account separate from your author account? Meaning, when you are commenting, do you login differently that when you log in as admin?
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2:34 pm September 4, 2009
| paradoxica
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I use the same login for admin and author.
But I can't remember if I deleted the original admin account or if I renamed it. Does this make a difference and do you know how I can check?
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7:18 am September 9, 2009
| Ryan
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If you add this to the bottom of the style.php file, you can control the color of the comments left by you.
ol.commentlist li.comment-author-paradoxica {background-color: #000;}
Just replace the #000 with the hex color you want the background to be.
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7:43 am September 9, 2009
| paradoxica
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That works perfectly – thanks ever so much! :-)
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