echofoxtrot

You might want to try something like:
.navigation ul.menu li:hover ul.sub-menu
{here goes your sub-menu positioning code.}

In other words, have your sub-menu appear on when its parent is in the hover state.

Same for me. I decided to just go with the message, remove the plugin, and use Customizer options.

Huge thanks to Stephen Pickett for the conscientious attention to the issue and quick responses to my requests! An example for all plugin developers!

This is one totally cool plugin.

Just upgraded to 4.1 and Twenty Fourteen 1.3 – WP is ok, but the theme isn’t. Same as above. Returned to prior version with no problems.

I have entered my API Consumer Key and Secret Key into the Dashboard settings under Settings/ThinkTwit. Also, I added my twitter user name to the widget itself under General Settings, as well as a few hashtags I want to capture if tweeted. I don’t see a place to enter a password.

I turned on debug mode and the result is very long, but appears to be mostly the settings I selected in the widget’s General Settings. I can send a screen capture; it doesn’t seem to be copyable.

I will check the error_log if I can find it.

Thanks!

Great – thanks! Your plugin is popular for a good reason. Glad I could help.

Yes. I have made a different example, but you can see the issue. The placeholder is pushing the content (text) “down” as you make the screen smaller.

https://xraytango.com/about-us/

Thanks for your fast response. I don’t think I explained it very well. Here is the issue. I am using Nextgen to show a slideshow on a particular page. The images in the slideshow are 940×623. At full size, the website looks fine; the images fill the desired space and all is well. However, if I reduce the screen size to the point that the right sidebar falls below the content, the images in the slideshow resize to fit the space, which is great, but the div that contains the images still takes up 623 pixels in height. It appears to be filled by a .gif placeholder image that is 100×100 pixels. This seems to be hard-coded into the plugin via an inline style, so that I cannot change it with my style sheet. The result is that anything below the image – such as the sidebar, which at mobile device screen sizes is “under” the images, or the footer – is pushed at least 623 pixels “down”, which leaves a lot of white space.

I hope that is a clearer explanation of the issue. Thanks very much. It’s a wonderful plugin; this is the first time I have run into this issue and I hope that there is a solution.

Echofoxtrot

Zulf, that did it. Thank you so much – this is great. I spent hours on it and just couldn’t figure it out. I really appreciate your help!

I sure will. Thanks, Zulf! Much appreciated!

Hi! I replied by email but wasn’t sure that would work, so here goes:
First, thank you for that fast response! And I should have included the link the first time.

https://angelxray.com/testsite-m

Thanks so much.

Yes, what esmi said. And then you just need to adjust the bottom margin on the h3.widget-title, as:

h3.widget-title
{margin-bottom: .7rem;
{

That .7rem is just a suggestion. It will reduce the spacing by approximately half.

I get 114 of 115 points, but I still see the line in the Code Check section: Core files check cancelled. Please wait till update of this plugin.

I have the latest version, 2.7.10. How can I get that last little point? Thanks!

It does work. If you don’t have a line counter, you can Control-F or Command-F search (Windows or Mac respectively) to fined base64( and replace it with base64_

Aha! Thank you. That did it.