wpuser131

I tried this, but it doesn’t seem to help.

Sorry, but I can see it fixed when I preview these changes on my browser, using Firebug. If that (strangely) doesn’t work for you may remove what I suggested you to add and wait for some help.

Cheers.

Sorry, my bad I had granted that you are using a Child Theme. Stephen is right.

Actually instead of 959 make it 960.

I am not sure if that was all of sudden, because your css is different to the demo page of the theme, so something was changed.

Go to your style.css and add this (remove the previous one you added)

#topmenu {
    display: inline-block;
    margin-top: 10px;
    float: right;
    font-size: 0;
    text-align: right;
    vertical-align: middle;
}

If you want bigger margin, increase the 10px.

Then, in the end of your file, add this:

@media screen and (max-width: 959px) {
#topmenu {
    display: none;
}
}

Add this to the above for the margin with the image

margin-top: 10px

(or more if you want)

and this, because after the above fix, there was another problem with the mobile menu

@media screen and (max-width: 959px) {
#topmenu {
    display: none;
}
}

Try this and tell me what you get:

#topmenu {
    display: inline-block;
    float: right;
    font-size: 0;
    text-align: right;
    vertical-align: middle;
}

I changed the display from block to inline-block and added float:right

Using Firefox & Chrome, I can se your menu being below the logo. and floated at right. I don’t get any “About us” item at the top of your logo. What browser do you use?

Well, you can’t avoid testing themes and searching for the best, that fits your needs. There are too many options. You have to check firstly some basic features that you may need, like responsiveness (mobile friendly), or the layout etc.
There aren’t themes that look exactly like what we want to create, you have to find some themes that look friendly to what you want, and then start crossing them out, in order to conclude somewhere.
Give yourself some time and search ?? That’s my advice.
Besides that’s a very nice part of creating a WordPress site, enjoy it!

Could you elaborate more? What is it supposed to do that it does not? A dropdown? A hover effect? Explain please in order to get some help ??

Well I fixed this. The default wrapper tag for widgets is a

• one. The problem was that this tag was never there – don’t know why- so the only thing that was showing was the content of the
• tag, like its class etc.

  I resolved this by deleting the specific widget, and creating another one making sure by advanced settings that the

• tag was selected.

  I think that this is the problem, sounds like a bug? Or is it just me, I don’t know, anyway I think it is indeed resolved now that we know the origin.

  Cheers.

I do have html tags, but that wasn’t the problem. I tried removing all text from the widget, but it still appears. I then tried removing the text widget and replace it with calendar and I got the same tags, but with id=”calendar-01″ etc for every widget I tried instead of the text. I don’t get it. I will try reinstalling the plug in maybe.

Edit: The strange thing: When I just delete it , or put another one at its place, everything is fine! But when I use this widget, even if I change its id, i got this message out. This makes me fill like its all about the content. But on the other side, even when I change the text content, I get the same result. So confused!

Any other idea to check?

@coadr93, why that spam? Please edit your posts instead of adding another one.

@pickplugins, I had already tried this according to your video, but didn’t work for me.

Thanks.

Sorry, but this is not resolved. I have the same issue so I came here, but nothing of the above works, they are just experiments. I will try to tell you how to reproduce it.

I used 3 consecutive text widgets, one above the other, like this, in the end of the index.php

<?php dynamic_sidebar('mycube'); ?>
	<?php dynamic_sidebar('info'); ?>
	<?php dynamic_sidebar('about-us'); ?>
        <?php get_footer(); ?>

I placed 1st the “about-us”, then the “info” and the problem appeared when I inserted “mycube”. When I remove it, everything is fine, and when I place it again, I have the same problem, and it seems that there is a counter, as in the first time it shows something like id=”text-08″ and then id=”text-09″.

Congrats for the plugin btw, but lets fix this!

Cool, that works, thanks a lot.