JoeBruin88, it’s working fine on your site… I can see it.
Shadow, it’s showing up on your site, but you have one of those funky layouts with floated left and right columns, so it gets pushed down all the way. Open up the plugin file and look for <p style="clear:both;"> and change it to <p> and that’ll fix your problem. In a future version I’ll make that an option, something like “enable this option if the signup form is pushed to the bottom of the page.”
And guys, remember that if you have a Gravatar in your WP profile or comment cookie, you won’t see the signup box (because you already have a Gravatar!)
This seems to have a bad reaction when used in conjunction with trenscaspammers plug-in which creates a random code to help prevent comment spam. Both plug-ins do not play well together. You can ingnore the random code if this is activated and then it doesn’t take you to the gravatar site either.
Elana, that plugin looks quite invasive, and is using code dating back to WordPress 1.2 for handling comments that is likely interfering. That might not be the best choice for spam prevention. I recommend Bad Behavior and Spam Karma 2. They keep me spam free, without the hassle of a CAPTCHA for commenters.
JoeBruin88, it’s working fine on your site… I can see it.
Shadow, it’s showing up on your site, but you have one of those funky layouts with floated left and right columns, so it gets pushed down all the way. Open up the plugin file and look for
<p style="clear:both;">and change it to<p>and that’ll fix your problem. In a future version I’ll make that an option, something like “enable this option if the signup form is pushed to the bottom of the page.”And guys, remember that if you have a Gravatar in your WP profile or comment cookie, you won’t see the signup box (because you already have a Gravatar!)
Thanks for the explanation
A very nice addition and much appreciated.
I’m using your plugin in my blog … thank you !
its best .
This seems to have a bad reaction when used in conjunction with trenscaspammers plug-in which creates a random code to help prevent comment spam. Both plug-ins do not play well together. You can ingnore the random code if this is activated and then it doesn’t take you to the gravatar site either.
Elana, that plugin looks quite invasive, and is using code dating back to WordPress 1.2 for handling comments that is likely interfering. That might not be the best choice for spam prevention. I recommend Bad Behavior and Spam Karma 2. They keep me spam free, without the hassle of a CAPTCHA for commenters.
Thanks. I’ll look into both those plugins this evening.
Awesome little plug-in. Installing it pronto.
Version 1.6 has been released (minor update), and the plugin has a new home in the code section of this site.