petemurray

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction George, it’s much appreciated
Pete

Excellent response, many thanks.

Yes, same here.

Hello

I mis-diagnosed this one. It’s more of a quirk of how WMPL works, not a bug with Display Widgets.

Thanks
Pete

Nikho, I’ve tried your solution on a WordPress 3.5 install, but I’m still getting the ‘checkSubmit is not defined’ error. Also I’m not seeing any attributes in dropdowns, if I create any attributes of the ‘select’ type.

Does this work for you in 3.5?

I’ve had the same problem and fixed it in a different way.

Custom menu items on home page with a blank URL have the class ‘current-menu-item’ added to them (this is the bug), so the chances are your theme will style them to look as if they are selected

So, I changed the menu item link from a blank URL to ‘#’ which stopped the class ‘current-menu-item’ being added and then used the CSS below to make the cursor not a pointer.

.menu .sf-menu  a[href="#"]
{
cursor:text;
}

Workaround is to go to Appearance > Menu > then click Save Menu, which will update the menus with the new page titles