bezoris2

And had to do a bit of the same to get the gigpress-date back to where it was supposed to be.

For some reason, seems like that entire row was affected. As Nico initially mentioned: mostly to do with absolute vs relative positioning.

So, all set on my end. Fairly quick css fix.

In my case, gigpress-city and gigpress-venue were stacking on the header as seen here:

Here’s what I did Matt:

1) Changed both gigpress-venue and gigpress-city to “position: relative;” (from absolute)
2) Changed gigpress-city to “top: 32px;” (to line up with venue)
3) Added “float: left;” to gigpress-city (because it was crammed over to the right)

Left me know if you need a hand.

Best, Chris (and “Thanks Nico” for a great plugin)

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by bezoris2. Reason: typo

Hey Matt, want to collaborate on this a bit? Feel free to shoot me an email…

At any rate, I’ll let you know if I come up with a fix.

– Chris

I have the exact same issue since the recent upgrade, over at: thegravelproject.com/tour

Will look at the css, but any further thoughts on this?

Thanks, Chris (I’m the dev, not the band)

Hi Matt.

Did you ever find a solution to this? Same issue… pretty annoying.

Best, Chris.

Thanks for the quick response… Misapprehension on my part, I think.

I changed gmail’s server addresss to smtp (which I’d assumed was incoming) and disabled mod_sec — all is now fine. Great plugin!

One suggestion… might be to include some sort of error code info on the dashboard when setup doesn’t go as planned (saving didn’t “save,” testing errored out, etc; though I’m sure that’s in the log file somewhere).

Trouble you with one last question? Is there an easy way to preserve default post formatting for single image attachments (flush left, custom size) and otherwise for galleries? Luddite client… attempting to make things as simple as possible for him.

Best, Chris.