[thewoosh]

BTW that doesn’t work – I get the same failure message and in my log is the following:
(70014)End of file found: mod_fcgid: can’t get data from http client, referer: http://www.xxxxxxxxx/wp-admin/network/theme-install.php?upload

[thewoosh]

thanks Mohammad – should I change it back after update to something else for security reasons?

[thewoosh]

Thanks folks,
6 month support turnaround is better late than never! 🙂
Obviously the bump last week was useful…
thewoosh

[thewoosh]

Hi,
Yes I resolved the issue – it was down to some malformed css (always check css on a checker first!).
I can add links to the testimonial, but they will be circular when the testimonial is viewed on the testimonial page – It would be good if the testimonial slider had the option to link through tho the testimonial page… and also good if you could change the speed of the testimonial slider – bit useless otherwise…

Great theme though – keep up the good work!
Cheers

[thewoosh]

OK
I would like to apologise for doubting your amazing theme…

I tracked the CSS problem down to some malformed CSS that I had entered in the custom CSS box – a lesson to me to always check my syntax first – a missing quote mark was causing (the more tolerant) mozkit browsers to simply ignore that clause, while firefox and IE were just throwing out all subsequent declarations.

I will raise the remaining items (Testimonials slider) in a seperate thread.
Thanks for your patience

[thewoosh]

I apologise – problem solved – see the other thread… 🙂

[thewoosh]

Hi Cosmin,
Please see my cross-post http://support.swiftideas.net/forums/topic/help-with-css-problems-please-and-some-others/
…for follow up to this – the problem still persists and looks like it’s on your end…

[thewoosh]

Hi,
In order to eliminate any variables, I created a new installation of WordPress (set up as multisite) on my PC, and installed flexform and imported the site and settings.
I de-activated all plugins and created a page that used the ‘impact-text’ style, for which I included the following CSS in the custom CSS section:
.impact-text {
font-size:14-x !important;
}
I attach a side-by-side comparison of firefox and chrome rendering this page. As you can see, Chrome renders the custom CSS, but firefox ignores it.

I hope you can address this problem.
Many Thanks
Andy

[thewoosh]

Hi Cosmin – thanks so much for responding.
I have a vanilla Apache 2 and vanilla wordpress 3.5 installed – I haven’t implemented any caching, so as far as I know there is no server-side caching active. The CSS problem between browsers has been persistent over the last week or so since implementing custom CSS, so I don’t think it is a caching issue. It occurs both on custom CSS entered in theme general options and with a child site with custom style.css.

As you may have noticed I have removed much of the test data from the site as it is soon to go live, but you can see the effect more clearly on the child site example:
http://www.interxmedia.co.uk/tanshirepark_bak/test-2/
…this shows the difference between the way the moz-kit browsers display my custom style.css on ‘Impact Text’ and the others don’t…

In the meantime I have fixed problem 4 above and come to grips with 5
Thanks for the links on tinymce will check them out…
Cheers,
Andy

[thewoosh]

I have modified the css in style.css for ‘impact-text’ on http://www.interxmedia.co.uk/tanshirepark_bak so you should really clearly be able to see the difference I am talking about!

[thewoosh]

Hi Cosmin – Please don’t abandon this thread – sorry the problem wasn’t showing when you looked (damn!)

http://www.interxmedia.co.uk/tanshirepark_bak/ – the child theme with the css amends in style.css instead of in the custom css field, is now back to how it was.

So as with the main site http://www.interxmedia.co.uk/tanshirepark/ the css amends only work in webkit-based browsers…

This seems like a major problem to me

[thewoosh]

Sorry you’re right – try looking at http://www.interxmedia.co.uk/tanshirepark/ (the original url i gave is a child theme, and as you say, they now appear identical – none of my custom CSS in style.css is working on any browser!)

On this version, I have custom CSS in the theme general settings and in chrome I get a purple background to the top slider (when wide enough window), and the top and bottom padding on the testimonial slider is is reduced.

Also on http://www.interxmedia.co.uk/tanshirepark/gallery/ the font and layout of the caption text is completely different…

I realise that fonts are a Chrome issue – that’s not my problem.

Many Thanks

[thewoosh]

I found that I can change html tags (like h1), but if I try to change a class, it doesn’t work (except in webkit browsers like Chrome & safari). Does your experience match this?
Cheers,
Andy

[thewoosh]

Hi Michell
This looks like a similar problem to one I am having…
If I add custom css to modify a class (using !important), it works only in Chrome and Safari and not in Firefox or IE. Have you tried viewing your page in different browsers? I would be interested to know if you find the same thing…
I have found that if I use custom CSS to modify an HTML element (ie ‘H1’ or ‘p’) it works OK, it is only when I attempt to modify a class that the problem arises.

[thewoosh]

BTW you can see an example of the first instance of problem 1 here:
http://www.interxmedia.co.uk/tanshirepark/terms/
… this text has been styled as impact_text. The custom css is being applied in Chrome and Safari but not in IE or Firefox…