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Dorna, Hari, etc: Comment form labels overlap on mobile #5894
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Thank you @supernovia ! I believe this may be somewhat related: cc @jffng for a second look |
Another report: 22366560-hc Winkel theme. I can recreate on a test site. |
Also reported in https://wordpress.com/forums/topic/overlapping-text-at-comment-section View when logged in as site admin: |
5250435-zd User on this site also reported this happening on their form comment labels. |
In this instance, the bug is due to the Post Comments block in FSE, and seems to only occur on AMP pages, which means the CSS fix above wouldn't work here. I did advise them to try replacing it with the more updated Comments block as the Post Comments block is depreciated. I'll reply back here when they do this if it helps or not. |
5289121-zd-woothemes Replacing Post Comments block with Comments block appears to have resolved it when I tested. |
This issue is also reported in 5367819-zd-woothemes. The user is using Russell theme though. |
Closing this as fixed. Blockbase 3 ships with the Comments Block which fixes this problem for Blockbase and all of the child themes. |
Quick summary
The labels in the Leave a Reply area overlap on mobile devices.
Steps to reproduce
What you expected to happen
I want to be able to see the different fields of the reply box, like this does if I uncheck the offending CSS:
What actually happened
I get a jumble of text.
Context
Customer report here:
https://wordpress.com/forums/topic/overlapping-text-problem-with-leave-a-reply-on-apple-mobile-phone/
Simple, Atomic or both?
No response
Theme-specific issue?
Dorna, Hari, likely related themes
Browser, operating system and other notes
I've tested on my phone (iPhone SE) as well as with Chrome's inspect element. The user who reported this also uses an iPhone.
Reproducibility
Consistent
Severity
Some (< 50%)
Available workarounds?
No and the platform is unusable
Workaround details
This CSS snippet would work, but as we're discouraged from handing out snippet fixes, we'll need to say there is not a workaround.
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