Those of you who use the excellent Subscribe To comments plugin may have noticed a slight problem with it, although it appears to be theme related and may not affect everyone. If you are affected, the ‘Subscribe to comments’ checkbox will appear with a big gap between it and the comments box, instead of directly underneath. There is an option in the plugins configuration page to do a ‘CSS clear’ which should fix the problem, but doesn’t.
The solution is very simple, and was pointed out to me by Matt @ eJabs who directed me to the answer at O’Flaherty blog.
Simply find the following code, which appears 3 times in the plugin PHP file:
‹p <?php if ($sg_subscribe->clear_both) echo ’style=”clear: both;” ‘; ?>class=”subscribe-to-comments”›
and replace it with:
‹p›
Simple as that. The 3 incidences are immediately below the text:
- This is the text that is displayed for users who are NOT subscribed
- This is the text that is displayed for the author of the post
- This is the text that is displayed for users who ARE subscribed
Worked straight away for me, but obviously take a copy of the plugin file before editing.





6 users commented in " Fixing The Subscribe To Comments Gap "
Follow-up comment rss or Leave a TrackbackThanks for the info! I’m sure that will help a lot of people who are using this plug in
Speaking of cool comments, How do you get my Country, operating system, and explorer to appear by my name in the comments. I don’t know if I would use that or not, but it is cool.
P.S. Digging and stumbling this post
I second Scott’s question!
Any chance you have a link for that? I’d like to see if I can do it myself…. have to leave the nest sometime
(I Dugg ya too.)
Thanks both
The plugin required is the Firestats one, and it fives you a lot more than the flags (They are cool though).
You can use the plugin without displaying the flags, or only some of them, it’s very configurable.
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