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I was just tweaking in Internet Explorer inspector and tried emulator – Web Player runs in IE 10 mode, it seems that IE problem is in 11.
No new info about Firefox.

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Could anyone with proper knowledge and expierence have a look? ??

Yes, that’s the one.

I actually did but it seems to have pretty small/passive community – it’s an old plugin and not many need it.

I was hoping that someone with proper knowledge can take a look at and say what they think that what might be cause of this problem on different browsers.

It’s added via the UnityDog plugin with shortcode.

*Chrome – Every scenario I described works.

*Firefox – works only when put to post, it doesn’t work in modal.

*Internet Explorer – nothing is working.

That’s the tricky part:
Why it’s not working in modal in Firefox?
Why it’s not working in IE at all?

PS! Goal is to make it work in modal in all 3 browsers.

Undo everything you changed in comments.php and if you don’t remember what you changed in code, here’s a link to you theme: Coeur Theme .

Download the theme (KEEP IT FOR FUTURE-MISTAKES!), search the file you need to restore and just replace it in your website server.

ALWAYS back-up the file you are going to change, ALWAYS!

You don’t need to tweak .php, custom CSS should be enough I think.

header.navbar {
	height="WHAT EVER YOU WANT - IN PIXELS(200px) OR PERCENTAGE OF SCREEN HEIGHT(5%)";
}

If you want to tweak anything yourself, here is a short guide – open two tabs:
1st one – WP admin panel -> appearance -> custom CSS
2nd one – open the page you want to change in your browser, right-click on what you want to change (header in your case) and “Inspect element”.

Now you can see few lists – one should be a HTML – if you hover any code-line, it should be showing what element it stands for on screen.
Look for part you want to change!
Under styles you can change sizes, layers, colors any everything you want.. PS! Changes in inspector is not saved – it’s a preview!
If you want to save it, insert element name (can be seen if you hover it – div.modal or header.navbar for example) and code (check online for different options, background-color: red or width: 20% for example) to custom CSS under the appearance in WP admin panel.

Looks like you have to access your files directly (your own PC or company who provides server for you) and delete comments.php (ONLY IF YOU HAD THE SENSE TO BACK UP THE FILE YOU WE’RE EDITING!!!).

If you didn’t back up, try to restore the .php file to original condition. It’s always a good idea to keep a theme folder in your own PC – if something goes wrong, just replace the file with original.