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hey, gurv. Like alphaoide, I don’t see the problem with Firefox 1.0.4. Can you take a look at your Firefox about box and see what your version string is? For 1.0.4, the string should look roughly like this…

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.8) Gecko/20050511 Firefox/1.0.4

gruv, interesting to have your datapoint. I just tested boren.nu with IE, Firefox 1.0.4, and Firefox 1.1 Alpha1. The only one I saw the issue with was with FF 1.1a. Are you really seeing it with FF 1.0.4? If so, something seriously odd is going on here. Hrmmm….

Jinsan, I haven’t posted my site because the issue I’m seeing is with all Kubrick 1.5 installs. I haven’t seen a bug on the mozilla side representing this so if we want it fixed by the time FF 1.1 ships, action needs to be taken. What I’m doing here is trying to collect information about the nature of the problem since I don’t know css very well.

Thanks, gruv!
Your fix worked great in the Firefox DP. Unfortunately, it created the reverse problem in IE — the footer was shifted one pixel to the left. ??

Maybe the footer padding was part of the hack to fix the Kubrick-IE bug mentioned above? Ah, well. If I get some spare time, I’ll file a moz bug on this issue…

No problem. I just thought there might be an obvious fix. I’m not too worried about it for now since not many people are using Deer Park. If the issue persists I’m sure it’ll get worked out one way or the other since it affects all Kubrick sites. You should note, though, that the version of Gecko in Deer Park is in beta so it’s thought to be pretty stable.

cool. Thanks for the explanation. Makes more sense now.

Thanks for the pointer, coldforged. I think my problem might be slightly different in that I no longer hear back from the server at all. Or, do you think it’s the same issue?

And thanks, podz. Good to know I’m not the only one. ??

Great. I did a bunch of searches but didn’t manage to hit the right keywords. Thanks much.

cool. Thanks for the clarification.

I’m pretty new to WordPress. Can someone help me understand the difference between this plugin and something like rebelpixel’s recent links?
https://rebelpixel.com/projects/wp-recent-links/

Thanks.

Thanks! I had an image-based playlist in my sidebar so I took that out and so far things look straight.

I sure hope an html guru will figure out how to beat IE into submission on this sidbebar strangeness one day.

Ah, I see. Thanks for the pointer. I added a dash to the end of the regex and now my filenames are untouched. Goodness.

Any idea why they want to sanitize filenames so much?

Awesome. That did it. Thanks!