Paul

Ok, tried it again and when I load the site it comes up with the following:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare superhero_set_content_width() (previously declared in /home/paulc841/public_html/documentalfilms.co.uk/wp-content/themes/superhero-child/functions.php:21) in /home/paulc841/public_html/documentalfilms.co.uk/wp-content/themes/superhero/functions.php on line 25

Thanks a lot for your response.

I actually checked that site out and followed the instructions but it still caused my site to crash. I’ll try it again and look closely for syntax errors… Will be back on here if the same happens again!

Thanks for getting back. I actually meant the images (the ones above each subheading) not the subheadings themselves. Sorry I wasn’t clearer!

Apologies for the duplicate post by the way, my internet has been playing up…

Ok, great. If I purchase the pro version, does that mean it will work on all of my WordPress sites?

By the way, good work on the plugin – it’s just what I was after ??

Ah! I’m an idiot. I forgot to close the div tag on one of my columns, didn’t spot that ??

Thanks!

Actually it’s sort of resolved (yes I know, I should have checked the ‘issue resolved’ box) – it now works in Chrome. To fix this I used a truetype format as opposed to opentype, which didn’t get on with Chrome for some reason.

However, it still doesn’t work in Internet Explorer.

Not sure how to attach a screenshot here, but basically I’ve selected the same .ttf font for all three div types (headers, lists, main body).

Yep, looks exactly like the problem I had… What theme are you using?

Try the advice I was given… add

input [type=”email”]

to the relevant line of CSS. The thing that confused me initially was that it was the parent theme code that was incorrect, not my child theme (as I expected), so make sure you check that!

Hope that helps.

I was wondering the same thing…

For the record (in case anyone else encounters the same issue) I just put the img into the same widget as the text below. No need for two widgets… ??

Resolved!

I have it set to display on all element (headers, lists, paragraphs etc.)

Looks ok in…
– Chrome (OS X)
– Firefox (OS X and Windows)
– Safari (OS X)

But not in…
– Chrome (Windows)
– IE (OS X and Windows)

Seems very inconsistent, and I don’t know enough about font uploading to add in any custom CSS to fix it.

Any help would be gratefully received!

Thanks in advance.

Thanks. So, is it a case of Windows trying to crudely emulate the font rather than actually using the real font?

Sorted… ??