Chris

I have the same issue…..hopefully someone has an answer

Hi Danielball,

I had finally resolved this issue – and forgot I even posted this!

I don’t know what/how much you know about coding, so I’m just going to explain what I learned/did.

It took me a while, but it was all related to the z-index in the theme style.css file. (I learned the z-index is HTML’s way of creating layers on the web. And, I recommend using the custom.css file, if you’re theme provides one.)

In the CSS file, find “#topnav .limit {“
Add or change the “z-index:” to 1,2, 3 or ….?
I just tweaked the z-index till it worked…
Mine shows:
#topnav .limit {z-index:5;}

toy with changing the z-index, until you get the layering effect you want with the nav.

You can read more about z-index here:
https://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_pos_z-index.asp
(or google z-index)

I hope that works for you! please let me know if not, I’ll do what I can to help!!

AWESOME!! Thanks guys, I’m glad I wasn’t the only one looking to do this…

If you’re looking for Free membership plugins, I haven’t yet found any… depending on how complex you want your registration to be there’s:

wp-member (we currently use) ~$35 for single license?
MagicMembers — ~$97 single license

hope that helps…

I too am looking for something like this —a ‘return to [page]’ button/action/link….

also: fyi:
WP 3.1.2

one site: theme: twentyten
one site: theme: solostream’s WP-Davinici

no answers for this??

no answers….

here’s another good source, i just found:
https://markusstange.wordpress.com/

I’m using theme: twentyten w/ WP 3.0

I too found code similar to that. I was able to make it work using:

#wrapper {
	margin-top: 9px;
	background-color: #fff;
	border: 1px solid #000;
	box-shadow: 0px 5px 5px 5px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
	-moz-box-shadow: 0px 5px 5px 5px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
	-webkit-box-shadow: 0px 5px 5px 5px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
}

You can see it on the website i’m working on now: https://www.cmacomm.com/atw/

(you’ll see there’s no border at the top, simply change the “0px” above to “5px” —or edit the numbers to your prefference.)

hope that helps!

Are you referring to the border of the sidebar? Did you check the css code for the “Widget” area?

YES!! That worked!

Thank you!

resolved private code situation…. however solution caused issue where ADMIN users can not log into website as a (general) user. ADMIN users must have a (general) user log in to view site…

Has anyone resolved this?

I have found that My theme interferes w/several features in WP (including widgets and our member signup).

My solution:
Deactivate my (current) theme.
Activate WP’s default them.
This allows me to edit widgets and options in member signup pgm.

Hope this helps others.

This solution sounds like an “overall” spacing of words throughout the ENTIRE blog, correct?

What if you want extra spacing on an individual basis? for example, hitting the tab button in MS word, or simple text edit pgm, the cursor moves 5+spaces.

The onlly way I know how to do individual situation extra spacing is via tables….but then this causes indenting and other flow issues of copy.

suggestions?