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Any ideas or comments or example stylesheet woul dbe more than welcome.
Cheers,
Philipp
Giannii
DISQUS
Community Manager
help@disqus.com
See this thread also http://disqus.disqus.com/custom_css_for_iframe/
*update* I was able to get it somewhat to work, but not by calling the external style sheet, instead I tried adding the css to my main style sheet and that seems to be working.
for example:
#dsq-content #dsq-comments .dsq-comment.special .dsq-comment-header
there is a custom png (http://media.disqus.com/images/embed/header-blu...) defined as a background image. I wanted to apply a different one to make it fit better with my dark theme, but no matter what I tried, it didn't work.
But as stated above, nothing can be modified except:
textarea, input.form-text, and input.submit
I gave up and I am now using Disqus on a bright background with not much modifications and it looks fine ;)
-S
My suggestion to the Disqus team would be to make the css easier to change because it looks like more people are failing than succeeding at changing the css.
It's a great product, but the styling is just awkward!
Any help would be appreciated
To sum up: <script type="text/javascript">var disqus_iframe_css = "http://www.my-blog-url.com/disqus-form.css";</script> --> The styles placed in this stylesheet only apply to what's in the iframe. Meaning, only the input textarea and the form fields.
All else (meaning the comments themselves and all the associated stuff), put in your existing stylesheet. Use firebug to figure out what to target, and use !important to override the Disqus stylesheet, which due to its placement in <head>, comes last.