joshlf13

Yeah, exactly.

Yeah, I gotcha. I suppose it’s not really a security hole to return something if the wrong param is set. It doesn’t leak any useful information, anyway.

Ok, sweet! Good catch.

Hahah I was just about to test that. And…

Ok, so I switched from banner (which was the cause of the original problem) to modal. Now nothing happens. Page loads normally, but no modal overlay pops up. I ctrl-f’d for “internetdefense” and found only my own footer image (unrelated to your plugin).

Btw, my site’s joshlf.com if you want to check out the source.

Sorry, that was confusing wording on my part. Here’s what works and doesn’t:

Layout : Widget in sidebar? : Site is skinny? : Custom CSS works?
No Sidebars : Yes : Yes : Yes
No Sidebars : No : No : No
Content / Sidebar : No : No : No

It appears as though the problem which causes the custom CSS to fail is the same one causing the site to not be skinny when it should be.

Update: When I have a widget in the sidebar and the layout is “No Sidebars,” then your custom CSS has effect.

Hmm, that didn’t work (I put it in the “Custom CSS” field in the Layout tab of Theme Options). I tried it with both “Content / Sidebar” and “No Sidebars”.

Also, here’s something weird: When I had the layout as “No Sidebars” and I added a widget to the sidebar, it suddenly worked. The sidebar widget wasn’t displayed (as it shouldn’t have been), but the site shrank to the proper width.

On 1.0.6, my site was fairly skinny fixed-width. With this update, it’s widened. I can’t seem to figure out how to get it back to the way it was before (which I liked). I assume it’s because of the second-to-last bullet point on Alexander’s first post, “Changed default layout when sidebar is inactive from no-sidebars to full-width.” However, when I explicitly changed back to “no-sidebars,” the site stayed wide. Any ideas on how I might fix this? My site is https://www.joshlf.com, if that helps.
Thanks!
Josh