Blog Comments

[lmf33]

Hi

I want to edit the text on the Blog comments.

I was able to change Leave a Reply to Post Your Ad using

#commentReplyTitle {
visibility: hidden;
}

#commentReplyTitle:before {
content: 'Post Your Ad';
visibility: visible;
font-size: 18px;
}

I want to change Name (required) to Your Business Name (required)

and Comments (required) to About (required). I tried this code but it 

does not work. Anyone have any idea? 

#commentName {
visibility: hidden;
}

#commentPostDiv .field {
content: 'Your Business Name';
visibility: visible;
font-size: 13px;
}

[Bernadette3]

Hi @lmf33 You can actually change this information by editing the contact form in the editor. Open the contact form, then double click on the field you wish to edit. 

[lmf33]

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@Bernadette wrote:

Hi @lmf33 You can actually change this information by editing the contact form in the editor. Open the contact form, then double click on the field you wish to edit. 

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Thank you, but its the post comments I want to change. 

[Bernadette3]

Oh, I see. Sorry about that. I thought you were referring to the contact form, but I see now you are referring to the blog comment page. 

Hmm... where did you add the code? Have you checked the live site? Sometimes edited code does not show up in the editor. 

[lmf33 · Accepted solution]

I decided to use a third party comment app. Thank you.

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[shiwoe8433]

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