[ashWhitney]

Hello Brad.

Thanks for your time and the link. I'd commented out the code in the move-entry-dates.js file, which seems to have done the trick.

Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

Hello Victor

Thank you for your time and advice regarding my sidebars question.

I suspected it wouldn't be something straightforward to do as I'd drawn a blank when searching for answers. The CSS workaround would be feasible as the site only has three sidebar widgets, so it wouldn't be a huge overhead to duplicate, show and hide these.

Kind Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

Hello Christoph

Thanks for your time and advice. I've now been able to add a second set of footer widgets.

Kind Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

Hello Brad

Thanks for your suggestions.

If it's useful for anyone with the same issue, the very helpful people from the WP RSS Aggregator plugin I'm using to import posts kindly supplied me with a function to prevent category names being added as post tags on import, so I no longer need to look for a method to remove them.

Kind Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

Hello Brad

Thanks for your time and reply.

The function you mentioned points me in the right direction.

I'll see if I can modify it as it's coded to remove tags from specified post ID's, whereas I'd like to remove tags from ALL posts.

I have post ID's, but I'd have to change the function to include tens of new ID's each time posts are imported, so In practice it would be better not to have to specify post ID's.

Kind Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

I'd raised a support request with StudioPress and subsequently let them know about the inline-block hack.

I don't think they'd treat it as a bug report/fix though as the support reply I received mentioned that they'd "stopped supporting IE6 and IE7 due to limitations in the system for HTML5 and CSS3" - which is understandable.

[ashWhitney]

Thanks songdogtech for your time and suggestions.

I found a quick solution that I'm posting here as it may be useful to others experiencing the same issue.

In the 'Site Navigation' section of the stylesheet change:

.genesis-nav-menu .menu-item {
display: inline-block;
text-align: left;
}

To:

.genesis-nav-menu .menu-item {
display: inline-block;
text-align: left;
*display: inline;
zoom: 1;
}

Credit to Kapa on StackOverflow for this IE7 display: inline-block; hack

Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

Hello songdogtech

Thanks for your reply and advice.

I'd started working on the issue by adding the IE7 specific style sheet, and hope to have a look at the CSS in more detail later today.

I saw the same issue when I looked at the demo of the Magazine Pro theme on the StudioPress site using IE7, so it doesn't seem to be something I've introduced with slight modifications to the stylesheet on my site.

IE7 is indeed finicky as you say.

Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

I forgot to add the URL sorry. It is:

http://www.onllwyncommunitycouncil.org/

[ashWhitney]

Hello Dave

Thanks for your reply. It is indeed Area 51 stuff !!

The screen capture in my previous post did point to something towards the header and dropdown, so your suggestions were certainly worth trying. I've disbaled JetPack, unticked the option for the Superfish script and removed the menu - but no change unfortunately.

It's kind of reassuring that I can't replicate it in Firefox, IE10, or yourself in IE9.

I'll let you know if I ever solve the mystery !!

Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

Hello Dave

Thanks for your reply. I think I'll need the good luck you offered as I'm not optimistic about fixing it !!

I hoped it would be something to do with being logged in as admin, but sadly not as it happens when I'm logged out as well. I can't replicate it using Firefox or IE10 thankfully.

It's not even consistent unfortunately. I put a test page up with three identical copied/pasted pararaphs - the strange border spans the entire height of the first paragraph, half the height of the second, but doesn't show at all on the third !!

Screen capture

Regards

Ash

[ashWhitney]

I had the same issue as karlhen with a sidebar incorrectly showing on the homepage. The solution from Graham (genesis layout extras plugin) fixed the issue for me - thanks Graham.

Regards, Ash

[ashWhitney]

Thank you for the advice braddalton.

If it's useful for anyone I did the following, which seems to work ok.

1. Used the Plugins WP-PageNavi and Genesis Simple Hooks (as suggested).

2. Added the following code to to the genesis_before_loop Hook (in the Loop Hooks section of Genesis Simple Hooks).

<?php if(!is_front_page()) { ?>
<div id="xxxxxxxxx">
<?php wp_pagenavi(); ?>
</div>
<?php } ?>

Kind Regards

Ash

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