darwood

Thanks

Never mind i figured it out, an inherit css was the culprit.

Thanks for the feedback buzztone.

I frequently use Chrome’s built in developer tools to examine layout but i just cannot find this one.

Can anyone help? or at least point me in the right direction so that i can fix this formatting problem. Thank you.

Thank you, works perfectly by adding the style rule to my theme’s stylesheet.

I am having the same problem. I have several fields that are required. I have an error box popup over the top of that field if it has been left blank or not valid. Version 3.5.4 worked great. I installed v3.6 as i was waiting for the recaptcha fix and now a user must refresh the whole page to enter the missing or invalid fields instead of just having the error box disappear when the mouse hovers over. I am not seeing any JS errors. I am using WP 3.6

I just FTP to my server and copied the old version straight over the new version in the plug in directory.

Snake, I apologize for pointing the finger so quickly. Your widget works like a charm with WP 3.7.1. I just spent the last few days getting to understand the Steam xml data file etc. and you are correct the issue is a Steam one.

Cheers for the quick reply. already removed the widget from the sidebar and setup again, no difference.

sortagourmet,
I checked your source quickly. One thing i noticed was starting on line 48 you still have my pages, rachel and khan, rename those to your pages that you want the js to load on. You removed the else statement from my code example so it will only load the pinit.js if the page url is one of those.

Try this if the above fails.

<?php if( is_front_page() && !is_paged() ) : ?>
    <div id="SlideDeck2">
<?php echo do_shortcode('[SlideDeck2 id=1673]'); ?>
    </div>
<?php endif; ?>

I have found that this problem occurs when the pinit.js is loaded more than once on a page. For example i have pinit.js loading just before the </body> tag in my footer file, however i use a plugin that also loads the same file and there is no way to turn it of in the settings. What i did to overcome this was create some javascript to check the name of the url and if it did not match load the pinit.js. See below.

<script type="text/javascript">
if (window.location.href.indexOf("khan") > -1 || window.location.href.indexOf("rachel") > -1) {
	<!-- window.alert('script not loaded'); -->
    } else {
        <!-- window.alert('script loaded'); -->
var scr = document.createElement("script");
scr.src = "//assets.pinterest.com/js/pinit.js";
document.getElementsByTagName("head")[0].appendChild(scr);
    }
</script>

I hope this helps.

Probably the best place would be wp-content/plugin-css/ and call it rotating-tweets.css.

Another option would be to save the css as part of the settings, those stay intact after an upgrade.

Thank you for looking in to this.

Martin thanks again. I took your suggestion and changed the DOCTYPE. I tried removing the “cleartypeNoBg: true” to see what would happen and the black border came back. Although if i chose compatibility mode from IE9 it went away. My site seems to be behaving correctly now for the best part. Thanks.

Works like a charm. Thank you ever so much for providing me with such a quick and simple solution.