Stephen Rider

It should show up on all Comment forms. Could it be a theme issue? Does the problem appear if you switch to the default theme?

Could you please restate that using punctuation? Periods, question marks — that sort of thing.

I can’t see your comment form because I don’t have a login to your site.

Fixed in 2.4.2

Fixed in 2.4.2

It’s caused by a bug in the code. A fix is coming soon — sorry about that!

Error in the code. Fix coming soon. Thanks for the catch.

I downloaded the zBench theme and installed it on my test server. I can confirm that the pull quotes DO work with this theme. Perhaps you’re doing the markup incorrectly?

When editing your post, switch to HTML mode. At the top of the post, type the following exactly:

<p><span class=”pullquote”>This is a test.</span></p>

Also: Can you confirm that if you use a different theme, the pull quotes work? You’re sure it’s just the one theme that has an issue?

Sorry for the delay replying.

Could you give me a link to the page where this is happening? Easiest for me to check the actual source of the page in question. My best guess is that it’s not loading the JavaScript for some reason, but it’s hard to tell.

torquegod — Is this still happening? I can’t imagine how my plugin would do this, but I would like to resolve it if it is.

Does it happen if you use a different theme? What about if you deactivate other plugins?

Note: In case you got the previous via email already… I edited to remove the recommendation that you edit the core css file. I do not recommend editing that file. Make a new custom style based on one of the ones in the Styles folder, and add that code to the end.

I’m not sure what would cause this. Try going to the Settings page and re-saving your settings. Seems that one is missing for some reason.

It’s really up to the CSS. I suppose you could set the font size and div width to a percentage of screen size or something.

Also, if you’re using a theme-switcher, you could also add a more mobile-friendly jspullquotes.css file to the mobile theme.

Hi — In a future version I will make this optional. Sorry about that. In the meantime, you can do this:

Customize a Pullquote style by adding this:

/* Don’t capitalize first letter of the quote */
blockquote.pullquote p:first-letter, div.pullquote p:first-letter {
text-transform: none;