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Oops! Nevermind! I added it in Appearance > Customize > Additional CSS like you said. It was actually Appearance > Customize > ColorLib Login Customizer > Additional CSS.

All fixed now! Thank you!

Thanks for the quick response. I put this code where you said and clicked Publish. Then I opened the site on another computer I was not logged in on, and there was no change in the appearance. I cleared my cache and tried again. Still the same.

Additionally, on the New User Registration form, the text under the fields that tells the user that a confirmation will be emailed to them is not controlled by the other settings. So it’s nearly invisible as well.

I figured out the problem. I expected the “generated code” to change when I changed the to and from defaults. It did not. But when I clicked the Save button, it generated the code.

I did not expect to have to hit the save button to generate the code. I will update my review.

I downloaded the latest version of Adobe Flash Player and that fixed the problem on Firefox but not Chrome.

I posted the issue in the Google Chrome help forum, and they suggested I create a new user profile as the old one could have been corrupted. That did the trick.

OK, I went to Adobe and downloaded the latest Flash player. Then I cleared my cache (in Chrome) and rebooted. It still works in IE, it now works in Firefox, but it still does not work in Chrome. I checked, and I do have the latest release of Chrome.

Any other ideas?

Here’s the site: https://pennvoice.com/audio. Pick any link on the page.

Since I don’t see a means of attaching a screenshot, I’ll describe it as best I can.

I’m using WP 4.0 and YouTube Advanced 5.1. When I embed a video in a post and then view or preview the post, I can see the post title but there’s just a big empty space where the video is supposed to be.

I’ve had the problem in Chrome on two separate computers, and clearing my cache had no effect. The video player displays perfectly in Internet Explorer. In Firefox, I get a box with the message “This plug in vulnerable and should be updated,” a link to Activate Adobe Flash, and a button to “Check for updates.”

What other information do you need?

Got it. Thank you.

It does, and I thought that might be what I had to do. How, then, do I hide columns? I couldn’t find reference to that in the documentation.

I got the same error and went to the support page. Your server is probably using an older version of PHP. Support page says if that is the case, then use the 2.02 version of autochimp, which I did, and it seems to be working.

The link you provide only gives a business development email and NOT a support email.