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jlf – your link goes to a Page Not Found.

I cannot help you with #1 since I cannot see it.

You can make the form visible always by removing the display:none style from around line 749 of wp-customer-reviews.php (if you update the plugin it will lose this style), or forcing it to display using your default CSS:

#wpcr_respond_2 {display: block !important; }
#wpcr_button_1 {display: none !important; } (this would hide the button to submit a review)

Marcus-
Are you referring to the input boxes? If so, you will need to update your CSS to the color you want. Example below.

#wpcr_commentform input { background: #000 !important; color #FFF !important; }

You will need to provide more information if you would like help. I link would also be helpful.

Most likely you are having a conflict with another plugin or your theme. Try switching to the default theme or turning off your other plugins to see if that resolves the issue.

bonacipher
You have a height on that product container which is too short, causing the text to overlap.

.product {
height: 440px;
}

You might also want to turn off any other plugins you have active to see if that is the culprit.

Do you have the same themes installed for both websites? Try switching the one not working to the standard Twenty Eleven theme to see if it displays then.

Chintu,
There is a box that says, “Click Here if you are Human” that is hidden from automated bots.

There is not much you can do about Human Spam as they can click on boxes, enter captchas, etc. But that is why it goes to Pending to be manually reviewed by you.

Are you going to Customer Reviews > Pending?

If you have other plugins installed, try deactivating them and doing another test to see if it is conflicting with another plugin.

holowan,
If you know CSS, you can just hide the comments.
Something like this:

.hreview { display: none !important; }

You would probably also want to hide the horizontal rules (hr)

#wpcr_respond_1 hr { display: none !important; }

Hope that helps!

Michelle,
Since multiple review pages can be enabled, all reviews are dependent on the page number they are first placed on. If you are familiar with phpMyAdmin, you can find the table created by the Customer Reviews plugin and change each of the ID’s from the previous review page to the ID of the Contact Page.

If you do not feel comfortable doing this, you will have to manually enter in the reviews again. Also, you can edit the dates once you have entered them and they are waiting in your Review Queue to be published.

For ones I manually enter in, I find it easier to turn off email addresses being required in the settings, enter them all in, then turn it back on (one less field to input).

Angela
Check your screen options to make sure the WP Customer Review plugin is checked to turn it on (top right of your screen is the screen options tab)

without posting links to the websites in question there is not a way to determine what is wrong.

you have a style on the review making it 200px high which is not tall enough to incorporate the entire review, which is making the form overlap it.

I have checked your site in FireFox and IE7, 8&9 and do not see anything wrong. What browser are you using?

Did you try switching your theme to the default twentyeleven to see if it was the theme causing the problem?