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Thanks vlasky, upgrading to 1.03 did the trick. I wish that upgrade came through automatically.

I can confirm that its just happening in the latest version of this plugin – I’ve reverted to the previous version and its fine. So that’s WP 3.5.1 and Captcha 2.34 is working.

Thank you, I’ll check it out.

Thanks Daniel, that worked a charm.

Even after doing that, the visual editor won’t recognise the .webm file I uploaded.

Hi 815403, mine does load in the header and still pretty slow. My client is also currently using a slow host which makes it worse. Hoping to move to faster hosting and see if that helps.
I added a loader.gif so at least people know that its loading.
If you wanted it to display the first image as it downloads the rest, perhas you could just make that first image the background image for where the slider goes? Then the slider will generate over the top? I am considering doing this.

Ideally though it could show the first slides and load the others as needed.

Thank you Hal, just what I was looking for!

Topic resolved.

Ok so I’ve figured out the issue. In the wp-admin.css file (located in wp-admin > css) WP have added background-size to the login logo:
background-size:274px 63px;

To override this I just needed to add background-size: auto !important; to my original custom login logo code within functions.php. It will now be:

// login page logo
function custom_login_logo() {
	echo '<style type="text/css">h1 a { background: url('.get_bloginfo('template_directory').'/images/cms_logo.png) 50% 50% no-repeat !important; background-size: auto !important; }</style>';
}
add_action('login_head', 'custom_login_logo');

Voila, fixed!

Hi @per4mance

Thanks for those links. Basically I think what’s happening is 3.4 is resizing the login logos to width 310px, maybe as a result of the work they’ve done with custom headers, and this has had an effect on the login logo.

I can’t see where this is defined in order to fix it, so I will just make sure my login logos are sized at exactly 310px x 70px.

@esmi, for the most part, @per4mance ‘s reply was related to my original post.

@per4mance, if you do find a solution please post it here and I’ll do the same.
Thanks

Sorry don’t forget the semi-colon after the second important.
This code doesn’t fix the images on the pages where I might have them floated left or right – they align center now.
Hopefully the Pinterest guys can fix this so the intended alignment is not overridden by the plugin.

Hi guys
We managed to fix this problem by adding this code to the end of the stylesheet:

.cb_pin_images {
  margin-left: auto !important;
  margin-right: auto !important
}

If you don’t have direct access to the stylesheet log into wordpress as admin and add this code in the Appearance > Editor screen.

Also having this problem. In the site’s posts, we want images aligned center but Pinterest pushes them left.
On the site’s pages, where we have the images floated left or right, Pinterest seems to be removing that float.
Site is https://cocosphotography.ca

Thanks

All good now, thanks cpres
Looking forward to trying this one out!