TOPIC: buttons edit reply publish etc are disappearing

All the available buttons when I go to reply a comment are disappering. I tried to mess with css but could not make it work.
How can I get all buttons to be visible all the time?

Also the captcha field is too big... I also tried to adjust the css but it did not work - please check image.

Reply and quote are there as I can see from your screenshot. The edit, publish/unpublish, delete are only appearing if you are moderator and if you hover over the comment. Also I think that we've added a rule to the component. If you are a user and want to edit the comment - it's only possible to do this within 30mins of leaving the comment. After that this option is not available.

REgards,
daniel

I´m still having problems with those buttons and links. The problem is the same for all users (registered or public), please check the attachment.

1 - how can I make the buttons and links visible all the time, even when the click is disabled I would like to still see the button there?
2 - how can I disable the security box for registered users? I found that option in the dashboard but it doesn´t work.
3 - my biggest problem right now is the scrollbar for the comment box... please try to add a comment here regenerabilidade.org.br/blog/456-entrevi...-parte-ii#!/ccomment to see that you will be able to type past the box height but will not be able to see what you are typing.
4 - also, is it possible to let just the author of the comment to edit its own comment? right now, only admins can reply, but an admin can edit any comment published by any other admin (that not good).

1. This can be achieved with css
2. registered users also belong to the public group. If you want only guest to see a captcha, then select just the guest group
3. I can't see any comments on the page, so I can't test it. But most probably you have some kind of css conflict
4. comment authors can edit their own comments within 30mins of writing the comment. After that the comment is no longer editable for them

Regards,
Daniel