TOPIC: How do I change the word "Write" on the "Write Comment" button?

Hi All

I would like to change the 'write button' to read something else like 'Add Comment'. I've looked in most of the files and can't figure where it comes from? I'm a designer, not a coder. Any help will be greatly appreciated.


Thanks
epro

did you look at the language file?

Hi Daniel

Thanks for the fast reply. The language file 'english.php' was the first place I looked. The only place I found the word 'write' was on line 13

and on line 73

and I figured it would be the word 'write' by it's self. Like I said, I'm not a coder. Any help will be appreciated!



Thanks
bob

just change write comment to add comment

P.S. But be carefull - save the file in UTF8!!!

What he means is, where you have this......change it to this......easy stuff

Yes, make sure it's in UTF8. If you use Windows, do NOT use Notepad. Download and use Notepad++ instead. Or, you can edit the file directly in cPanel (it will keep the UTF8 format).

[Thread stickied - I think this deserves a high-up spot Daniel]

Hi

It makes sense now. It was my template that was confusing me. Only the word 'write' was showing.



Is there a class or id defined for the write button? I looked at your JQdefault-emotop css file and found two references to button, '#comment .button' and '#comment .buttoncontainer . Can I reference these in my css to control the appearance of the button? If so which one or both? thanks



Thanks
bob

PS: I use crimson editor.

Install firebug and check the button class - it should be the readmore class. Look in your template css file and make the necessary changes to it.

Hi

Thanks, Firebug is alot better than the 'web developer' addon. I have thing working now, I just have one more problem. In the preview the time/date needs a space between it and the comment.



Firebug shows them as the same item, any ideas?

Thanks
bob