RVSiteBuilder Blog "Add Comment" fields missing descriptions

[hellmetx]

I just finished setting up my first website using RvSiteBuilder, except I am having trouble with the Blog "Add Comment" entry fields. The fields do not have a description next to each field (just the colon character, so the user has no idea what goes into each field. I have gone through all the settings, and either I missed something, or there is a bug. What is really strange is that if I copy and paste the fields from my published page to a text editor, the field descriptions magically appear. It may be related to page layout, but I don't think that is not an editable feature, like it is for the home page for example.
1) This is what it looks like on the finished published page:
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Checkbox with no description
Checkbox with no description
2) This is what it looks like if I copy and past the above fields from the published web page into this forum or to a text editor (This is how it is supposed to look. Notice all the extra information that was previously hidden):

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#1 Anonymous on 2013-08-26 07:56 (Delete) (Reply)
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[peppermi]

I believe it's a text color causing the error because when I highlight the area before the text box it shows so you just need to play around with the css file to find the code where you can change that text.

 

[hellmetx]

Well, I know nothing about CSS or HTML, so I guess I will leave it as it is for now; I just don't have the time right now to learn that, as I am currently busy studying for an unrelated course. It figures.....it was the last thing that I needed to add. Since RVSiteBuilder does not have the option to edit that particular page using WYSIWYG, I guess they will have to fix the problem eventually.

 

[peppermi]

You can always change the template look because it might just be a skin bug

 

[hellmetx]

You can always change the template look because it might just be a skin bug

SOLVED: THANKS! You hit it right on the nose. Basically it was trying to but black text on a black background....not good! Now, I suspect that RVSiteBuilder should have compensated for that. Anyway, I changed to a template with a light blue background and everything is fine now. I didn't realize you could change templates without losing all your other changes, so that is nice; I did make a backup just in case.

 

[peppermi]

Welcome glad I could help I use to use RVSite Builder xD