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  • in reply to: IE9 and Prior Placeholder Text #27100
    fumblepigskin
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    Okay, found a better solution.

    http://jamesallardice.github.io/Placeholders.js/

    added that file and included the following below my google tracking code
    <script type="text/javascript" src="wp-content/themes/flexform-child/js/placeholder.js"></script>

    Since the flexform theme features forms without labels (subscribe dropdown in the top menu on your demo site) you might consider including either this fix, or something else to ensure IE9 and prior users can see placeholder labels.

    cheers

    in reply to: IE9 and Prior Placeholder Text #26982
    fumblepigskin
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    Okay, so I got it to work. But this is not a good solution. I had to paste all of the following under my tracking code in the Theme Options. I am not sure why, but I have to reload jquery to make this work.

    <script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
    <script src="wp-content/themes/flexform/js/jquery.placeholder.js"></script>
    		<script type="text/javascript">
    $( document ).ready(function() {
    alert( "This is an alert test" );
    $('input, textarea').placeholder();
    });
    </script>
    in reply to: IE9 and Prior Placeholder Text #26979
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    in reply to: 2 Doubts #23241
    fumblepigskin
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    Fixed.
    I have no idea what was happening, but it appears to be working now. I saw in firebug that on the live site, the following CSS from style.css was not passing to the page elements. I inspected the code via firebug, and it looked like it was an old version of the file that was being stubborn in the update process.

    I made sure the server had the proper style.css file and now it seems to be working.

    ‘#logo img.retina, #mini-logo img.retina {
    display: none;
    max-width: 100%;
    }`

    in reply to: 2 Doubts #23046
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    in reply to: 2 Doubts #22406
    fumblepigskin
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    Hi Cosmin,

    I do not have the upgrade pushed live. I observed the issues in my test environment after I upgraded to the newest version of WP and then to the newest version of flexform. I have not pushed it live.

    If it helps, my site is federal accounting

    I have a number of plugins on my site too. I’ll try disabling them in test to see if that helps. However, if you see anything, please let me know!

    Cheers.

    in reply to: 2 Doubts #22008
    fumblepigskin
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    I am experiencing both problems as well. In the search bar, clicking on the magnifying glass does not expand the search bar. The double logos is because it is improperly displaying both the standard logo and the retina logo.

    I wish I knew how to fix them, but they are above my skill level.

    in reply to: Search form on menu bar not working #15709
    fumblepigskin
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    I am having the same issue with WP 3.6 and FF 1.5 in my test environment.

    Is this a known issue in 1.5?

    in reply to: Flexform Showcase – Show us your site #14021
    fumblepigskin
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    http://www.federalaccounting.org

    nothing super special… I have to keep it simple b/c a lot of my users are government employees who are stuck on IE 8.

    in reply to: How To: Replacing Love It Icon #8340
    fumblepigskin
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    Just got around to testing this. Your solution is much better. Thanks very much!

    in reply to: How To: Replacing Love It Icon #7288
    fumblepigskin
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    It is strange, when I don’t call it, the jquery code doesn’t work, when I do call it, it does. I know, weird.

    And I agree, it might cause unexpected errors. I have a pretty simple site, so i am not too worried about it. I haven’t seen any errors caused by it yet.

    I am sure it would work in the raw js element, but then I would have to put the code on every page, no?

    I’ll continue to fool with it and see if I can figure out why it is happening and post my results here.

    in reply to: How To: Replacing Love It Icon #6975
    fumblepigskin
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    I am not php savvy enough to do all that. I was just trying to get to the file this way:

    <script src="http://mywebsite.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js"></script>

    in reply to: Accordian(s) #6826
    fumblepigskin
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    If you are using the shortcodes, I don’t think you can do it. If you are skipping straight to bootstrap, you would just add <i class="classname"></i> in front of the title.

    For the classname go here: http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/cheatsheet/

    in reply to: Accordian(s) #6803
    fumblepigskin
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    I think I can only point you in the right direction. Since Flexform is built on bootstrap, the bootstrap documentation might be your best resource to get started.

    http://twitter.github.io/bootstrap/javascript.html#collapse

    in reply to: Update Fontawesome to 3.1.1 #4583
    fumblepigskin
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    I’m no expert, but I am pretty sure you could just download the new font awesome files and replace the current files that are in  themes/flexform/css/font  as well as the css file.

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