This issue irritates me much. Somehow after installing wysiwig editor my comment body form turned into rich.. bla bla area. I do not want this but I can not find the place where to turn back comment input format to the plain text (or filtered format). I know how to change filter options for different content types but turning back comments to the simple format simply drives me crazy! Please help - where is this configuration place for comments?
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If you are logged in as User 1, WYSIWYGs tend to attach themselves to any textbox. – Kevin Jul 01 '10 at 18:36
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Yes, but I tested it also on other test accounts. I can disable wysiwig by role but is not enought as I want specific input format settings for comments only. – Lukasz Jul 02 '10 at 13:16
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here:
admin/structure/types/manage/[contentType]/comment/fields/comment_body
you could also set the format, in D7 at least ..

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Hey, thanks for pointing this out. Should be ovious, but I didn't think about going there! – klickreflex May 05 '12 at 08:58
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That works but only for switching between full html and plain text. You cannot choose filtered HTML. – Nux Sep 26 '13 at 21:21
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**After** installing Better Formats, you can see in that path new options to choose the Text format. Core just offers switching between Plain Text or Formatted text. Also don't be fooled: The "Default" text option doesn't save the Text Format option.. its purpose is different. – corbacho Mar 02 '15 at 08:37
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Better Formats will do the trick. Some more details about this module (from its project page):
Better formats is a module to add more flexibility to Drupal's core input format system.
Features
- Set allowed text formats per field.
- Set default order of text formats per field.
- Hide format tips per role.
- Hide more format tips link per role.
- Hide format selection per role per entity.
- Currently only works on Field API fields on fieldable entities implementing core style text processing. The good thing is that is most things in core and contrib.