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Decent Comments Installation
How to install this plugin on your WordPress site:
- Upload or extract the
decent-commentsfolder to your site’s/wp-content/plugins/directory. Or you could use the Add new option found in the Plugins menu in WordPress. - Enable the plugin from the Plugins menu in WordPress.
Please also visit the Decent Comments plugin page for the latest info.

It looks like a great plugin but I have two problems with it…First I can’t automatically display comments underneath my posts, you have to click on “comments” for it to display. Is there a way to display comments automatically? and the second issue is my avatars on the side widget are blurry…
Hi Nkorni, nice to hear you like it
The first issue you have is not related to Decent Comments, I suppose you’ve got another plugin that does this.
Regarding the avatars, what settings are you using? As it’s currently not displaying any avatars it’s difficult to judge what happens, mind enabling it or sending a screenshot?
Cheers
Hi Kento, thanks for response…I did disable the avatar because they were blurry, but have enabled it now so you can see them…Do you have any solutions for this…And as far as comments not displaying underneath post unless you click on comments…I’m still trying to figure out why…any thoughts?
In your theme’s comments.css it says:
.avatar {background-repeat: no-repeat;
float: right;
height: 80px;
margin-right: -4px;
margin-top: -32px;
padding: 0 0 5px;
width: 80px;
}
which forces a width and height of 80 pixels each on the avatar images. Also the placement seems odd. I suggest you start by commenting the .avatar CSS out and instead adjust the Avatar Size from the widget’s options.
As for the comments, it seems you’re using the Facebook Comments for WordPress plugin, I recommend you check the settings for that plugin.