Bob

Mediaelement lacks a playlist player, which I want/need.

And while it was updated more recently than mp3-jplayer, forum support seems no better.

Thanks for the update – glad that’s fixed.

However, for better or worse, I don’t plan on returning to Brunelleschi, as there were other problems besides the IE8 crash. I ended up with a paid theme framework called Catalyst which is better-supported and is easily customizable via hundreds of options in the dashboard – I really like it.

Thanks very much, lunaman.

I had to move on to another theme – lack of IE8 support was a deal-breaker, since it’s the most-widely used Windows browser.

If that new theme doesn’t work out and I return to Brunelleschi, I’ll give these fixes a try.

Thanks again for sharing the info.

Bob

I installed these modified CSS files because I was having the same problem.

The playlist now appears in Opera, but the player is now missing the following:

-volume slider
-status text (“connecting”, “buffering”, etc)
-three buttons – previous, next, and stop
-‘hide playlist’ button

Anybody else noticing this?

These are all missing in Firefox 10.01 (Mac) too, but they’re present in Safari 5.1.2 (Mac).

Playback works in all cases.

In the Dashboard, go to Settings -> Audio Player and select the ‘display’ tab. In the bottom section, ‘Options’ select the checkbox for ‘Disable animation.’

The player will now load in the open position.

-Bob

Nav menu centering is now selectable in Brunelleschi options.

To change nav menu font: the theme’s author posted this at his site:

Open Appearance->Brunelleschi Options and add this to the Custom CSS box:

#access * {
font-family: “Times New Roman” !important;
}

Replace “Times New Roman” with whatever font you like!

SOLUTION:

In the custom link menu, enter the pound sign # only – do not include https://.

I’d seen something about this elsewhere, but I don’t think it said to omit https://

Sorry for the false alarm, and I hope this helps another newb like me!

SOLUTION:

In the custom link menu, enter the pound sign # only – do not include https://.

I’d seen something about this elsewhere, but I don’t think it said to omit https://

Sorry for the false alarm, and I hope this helps another newb like me!