chrisrahe

Ooops! Sorry, I noticed I had another search plugin active too. When I deactivated that one, the search results seem to match up pretty well.

Yeah, that’s working. I just basically have to save changes and then the line-spacing shows up correctly. That plugin automatically adds <p> tags to any entry, but when I un-check that setting, WordPress strips out the tag when I save the entry.

The old text-editor plugin I was using quit working right with the upgrades of WordPress, so I recently changed to a different TinyMCE plugin. I think every Catablog entry since I made that switch was having the problem.

I’m just relieve to have figured it out.

Thanks for your help.

As a follow-up, I went into the TinyMCE Advanced settings and un-checked the ” Stop removing the <p> and
tags when saving and show them in the Text editor” setting. That seems to be what was causing the problem with Catablog by forcing everything to have the <p> tag.

Of course now, I have to go into each entry that is messed up and re-save it to remove those un-wanted <p> tags.

Thanks for responding, but the few entries I just checked had <span> tags inside of <p> tags for the entries that had appropriate line spacing.

When I checked a couple of the entries with the wrong line-spacing there were some without any <span> tags, but there was at least one with the exact same <p><span> nest as the entries that display correctly :-/

I tried adding some <span> tags to entries that didn’t display correctly and it doesn’t fix the problem.

I updated to the latest version, and it’s still searching everything on the site EXCEPT the items in my product catalog. Is there some setting where I can tell it what items to include in the search?

Also the WP admin bar no longer appears at the top of the page containing the slider. It all worked fine yesterday and I didn’t add or install any plugins or anything since then. I’m really baffled what could have caused this to fail.

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I’m using a managed host and I guess I needed to purge the cache on their server. It’s not perfect, but acceptable now.

Thanks for all your help!

Thanks for all the help. As you can see at https://www.mennoniteusa.org/publications/on-the-way/on-the-way-vol-1-no-9/, we’re getting closer, but the form is still looking kind of funky.

Thanks for responding!

I added #sidebar #mc_signup_form div {width: 110px;} to the theme CSS, but it didn’t seem to change anything. Is there something else in the CSS I need to change/remove? I had put some stuff into the code based on suggestions I saw in the WP forums. Specifically:

#mc_signup_form .mc_input {width: 140px; }
#mc_signup_form {width: 140px;}
.mc_form_inside {width: 150px;}

Would I need to remove any of those things?

I’ve tried adding some styles to my WP stylesheet as recommended in some other threads I’ve found, but so far none of these changes seems to have altered the form one bit.

You can look at one of the pages using the widget at https://www.mennoniteusa.org/publications/on-the-way/on-the-way-vol-1-no-9/ You should be able to see the form in the right sidebar sticking way out over the edge of the column.

Any help would be appreciated.

Sorry, the message is actually, “Cheatin’ uh?”

I would love to be able to have two different forms, one for English speaking visitors and one for Spanish speaking visitors. Is that possible with this plugin?

I’ve been having huge problems with this too. It wasn’t always this way, but now the bubble text is about 40 pixels wide. It’s impossible for anyone to read and there’s a scroll bar there too taking up half the space.

I’ve been digging around in the code trying to find a bit of CSS or HTML that I might be able to adjust, but I haven’t had any luck figuring it out.

It doesn’t seem like there are a lot of responses to these questions though, so I’m not very hopeful that this will get answered.

Oops. I removed the endif later on in the code and don’t get the error anymore.

That seems to fix the problem.

Thanks!