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  • ulfben

    (@ulfben)

    First of, make sure you’re running WP-dTree 3.3.1.

    If that doesn’t help, try simply moving rssgfx and rssgfxh to the beginning of the query. (wp-dtree.php -> wp_dtree_add2head(), line 194-195).

    Still no go? Perhaps an issue with Firefox on Mac OS?

    Thread Starter riomusi

    (@riomusi)

    Yes, latest WP-dTree downloaded this afternoon.
    No, I moved both line to line 190-191, doesn’t work

    ulfben

    (@ulfben)

    Too bad. Well, if nothing else helps (Firefox 2.0.0.9 is out you know?) you can always hardcode the two paths into style.php (lines 80 and 85 respectively).

    You can take it as far as you need: replace all PHP variables with static once, rename style.php to style.css or whatever, and change the path in wp_dtree_add2head() to point to the new stylesheet.

    Of course, this wont help you with adjusting the CSS via the admin panel, but most people tend to just set and forget anyway.

    If you find a proper fix, please let us know.

    Thread Starter riomusi

    (@riomusi)

    Will it because I am testing my site on localhost?

    I have no idea since Safari and CSSEdit all render perfectly.

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