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I also added the two snippets of code listed above, and it seems to have resolved the issue for now.

Max

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I did try the custom code and initially it appeared to work. However, as of this morning the problem has returned and is even affecting interior pages of my site, not just my home page.

Have tried restarting the browser and clearing the cache. Still running into the same issue.

[fiznatty]

Mohammad, thanks. The “offset” code replacement did work for me.

Max

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Can someone explain to me how this is fixed, because my site is having the same issue. I sometimes have to reload the home page several times in order for the content to properly display.

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I just downloaded the latest Revolution Slider update, and my sliders have been drastically altered. The slider images I’ve been using on my home page are no longer fitting the slider dimensions perfectly as they did before. Instead, they’re “zoomed in.” Also, navigation arrows on the left and right of the slider are not appearing. This despite the fact that my slider settings haven’t changed. Arrows are showing as “turned on” in the settings and the slider size is still set to the same image dimensions.

Interior sliders that I had set up as half page width (e.g., 650px wide) slide shows are suddenly spanning the full length of the page (1170px or so). Plus, they’re also “zoomed in.”

Any ideas as to what changed with this latest update? This slider update has made a mess of my site.

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Update: problem solved.  The WP Super Cache plugin was actually the issue.  It wasn’t even activated (which is why the round of deactivation didn’t disclose the issue), but it was still interfering.  So we had to remove it altogether before the form started working properly.

Thanks for your help!

[fiznatty]

Thanks Mohammad.  Unfortunately, we gave this suggestion a try this morning, and it made no difference.  The form just sits there and “thinks.”  Apparently Contact Form 7 may be the problematic plug-in. 😉

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A couple problems we ran into with this solution:

We had to use “!important” in the code, otherwise the changes didn’t work.  Also, this change caused the tab title text color to turn blue as well, so we had to add “p” to the code to specify that the color change should only occur in the text below.

End result, which is working at the moment:

.ui-widget-content p a {
color: #1E73BE !important;
}
.ui-widget-content p a:hover {
color: #333 !important;
}

(the first hexdec code is our blue link text color)

Also, we noticed while we were making these updates that the bottom Save Changes button in the General Options was not saving.  The top one did though.

We look forward to the next update.

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Incidentally, I notice that links in the tabs boxes are stripped of their styling: the linked text works, but it does not appear blue/underlined like the rest of the links throughout the site.

Is this related, and more importantly, can it be resolved somehow?  It’s problematic if users cannot see that a link is in front of them.

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The only installed plugin additional to those included with the theme was WP Super Cache, but it doesn’t appear to be a plugin conflict.  I noticed that the trouble happens in Firefox and Safari (and not IE10, interestingly) whenever “tabs” element is added anywhere on the page.  It’s almost like the Colorizer is having trouble loading the content, but is totally fine once the tabs are removed.

Thanks for your help!