pwizard

I’ve tried degugging…tried all the setting in Chrome, Internet Explorer, and computer. Everything seems to be set up properly for utf8. I even tried adding utf8 to the top of your stylesheet, with no luck. Only Firefox will display the stars still.

While my issue may be rare, I’m sure worldwide others may have the same issue. Using images will certainly help resolve that.

thanks

Thank you so much Brandon. Of course, I understand the need for testing.

Vin

same problem in Internet Explorer

Like your plugin. I’ve been searching for the same solution.

I have specific sales PAGES that I don’t want the bar to appear on.

I don’t want to hide a “category”, just specific page or pages.

It would be great to have in the admin “pages or posts to exclude” and then simply put in the ID number of the page or post. I have some other plugins that do that. And I certainly don’t want to add another site bloating plugin just to “hide a plugin” ??

thank you for your work.
Vincent

hmmm, interesting. I’m looking at my response and:

“Shouldn’t that be ☆ (semi-colon) ?”

I am seeing a SQUARE in place of the ☆ So, at least Chrome IS my computer ??

Thanks for the reply. No, javascript is certainly enabled. I’m looking at it again, can only select up to 4 stars…the cursor doesn’t line up with the stars and can’t click 5 stars. And Chrome is still not showing stars – just ||||||

BTW, I am looking at the code:

<span id="s1" onclick="starSelection(this.id);"onmouseout="outStar(this.id);"onmouseover="overStar(this.id);">&#9734</span>
			  <span id="s2" onclick="starSelection(this.id);"onmouseout="outStar(this.id);"onmouseover="overStar(this.id);">&#9734</span>
			  <span id="s3" onclick="starSelection(this.id);"onmouseout="outStar(this.id);"onmouseover="overStar(this.id);">&#9734</span>
			  <span id="s4" onclick="starSelection(this.id);"onmouseout="outStar(this.id);"onmouseover="overStar(this.id);">&#9734</span>
			  <span id="s5" onclick="starSelection(this.id);"onmouseout="outStar(this.id);"onmouseover="overStar(this.id);">&#9734</span>
			<

Shouldn’t that be ☆ (semi-colon) ?

I tried adding the semi-colon to see if that would fix it, but same result.

If it’s just my computer, ok, but if you have any advice on how to troubleshoot it would be appreciated.