[buckycore]

It works fine on both Firefox (windows) and Mac Safari. However, I don’t want to have to be forced to change browsers. Chrome always runs these things faster from my experience, and I just like Chrome better. However, I can at least get back to work. Thank you.

[buckycore]

I will. I’ll also check on Mac Safari.

[buckycore]

It’s still not working for me. Could it be a Chrome issue? I see you’re using Firefox. I don’t want to have to change browsers if avoidable.

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[buckycore]

I will check that about page, and see if it’s just the one page I’m working on…

[buckycore]

Last one. I figured it out. The message divs had inline styles with display set to none. I removed that in my test page, but saw it was still there in the subscription bar short code. All is working fine now.

[buckycore]

Sorry, I removed that test page just to see if having divs with the same ids was causing any problems.

[buckycore]

It works sometimes, but other times it doesn’t. I was using a test page just to play with formatting, but something is wrong now. It doesn’t show up. I did a hard refresh as well.

Here’s the test page just to show you in contrast to the subscription bar.

http://featheredoutlaw.com/test/

[buckycore]

Thank you so much! I’ll try this in a bit and get back to you

[buckycore]

Great, it worked. I thought I had tried that before, but I may have just did the F5 thing in chrome.

[buckycore]

Not a problem. As long as I know it’s not on the hosting/PHP side, and it’s something being worked on, I have no problem working with Swift Code for removal for the time being.

[buckycore]

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[buckycore]

Oh great, thank you! I went through all the meta options, but didn’t see that one. Thank you.

[buckycore]

I’m having the exact same problem. I can’t delete an Swift Page element on a page once I’ve added it.