I have a large gap (screen length) between the comments and 'join our mailing list' at the bottom in the live blog post which isn't showing in the single page post in the editor.
Any ideas why please blog team?
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I have a large gap (screen length) between the comments and 'join our mailing list' at the bottom in the live blog post which isn't showing in the single page post in the editor.
Any ideas why please blog team?
hi Sandra,
Post page has dynamic content and length depends on the post length. You probably saved this page having long page open in the editor.
To fix this
1. go to Site Editor
2. press Preview
3. Navigate to the shortest post you have
4. Move comments app and mailing list items up
5. Double click Adjust page height handle on the footer or resize page to the size you like.
Hi Juilus,
I have completed the above and published. Now it has thrown out all the side bar too.
This post will get a couple of thousand views and it looks a mess.
Haven't had this problem before, could it be a bug?
https://www.justsimoncowell.com/post/simon-cowell-agt-red-carpet-quarter-finals
Adjusted the latest post by bringing them to the bottom and the gap is back on the original and look what its done to the 3 year deal one. https://www.justsimoncowell.com/post/simon-cowell-set-to-sign-a-3-year-deal-for-bgt-and-x-factor
All lined up with the purple bar, ad not touching the footer and published.
Still a huge gap in Safari. Chrome and Firefox are showing both boxes overlapped. https://www.justsimoncowell.com/post/simon-cowell-set-to-sign-a-3-year-deal-for-bgt-and-x-factor
I have taken out the Adsense in case it was that. Both boxes are now lined up perfectly in edit.
I really need to find out why this is happening, it looks so unprofessional.
Press Tools and enable Toolbar on the top menu:
Select mailing list container and add 20-25px to current position in Y direction:
Hi Julius, I tried that, unfortunately it didn't make any difference.
I have now deleted the comment app and everything is back where it should be.
The problem appears to be with the comment app within the blog or it didn't like the subscribe app beneath it which is a shame.
We really need a native comments solution without the visitor having to log in.
I'm sorry to hear it didn't help. There are multiple options for a workaround: You can switch order of comments with subscribe or move subscribe to the side of the post and make it vertical form.
I will add your request for native comments without login to our wish list.
I will have a play with it.
An ability to comment without a paid app as part of the blog is very important, not only to me I’m sure.