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I noticed the error is gone now…but the main slider ( main page ) is behaving strange on Chrome when you scroll down ( this didn’t happened before) On firefox error is not present.

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I deactivated the framework but the error messages was still there. Can’t do anything right now as Ed is checking out what happened.

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Strange…my website worked perfectly without it ( don’t know about the shop part though as I didn’t get into that just yet ).

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PS: I did not have Redux Framework installed. Is it necessary for the theme to work?

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I have no other plugins than the usual swift plugins that came with the theme ( I hate adding plugins )…and only one plugin ( Simple History) that did not came with the theme.
Disabled…problem still there.

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Swift slider issue on FIREFOX ( not aligned )

This was the thread I was talking about.
You said you will fixed that in the update. After updating an removing the custom css…error is still there…so I had to put the custom css back.

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Sorry…wrong thread. Let me put this into the right thread. This was meant to go into the Firefox alignment issue thread.

But about the Go pricing update…I cannot update it due to file permission errors ( started a new thread right now ). Swift and theme up to date.

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I think this wasn’t fixed with the last update, because once I removed the custom code the image alignment in Firefox was as before…broken.

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So if I want to replicate the demo, do I still need to enable the newsletter from the theme options ( screenshot attached ) …or I just need to use a text widget with your code ( of course adding my link from Maichimp )

Anyways…I will contact you again if I get stuck.

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Sweet. Thank you Ed!

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Nope..problem is still there after adding the custom cSS. It’s the titles that get crushed instead of going on multiple rows.

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It’s simple to replicate:

Enter this page: http://swiftideas.com/pages/contact-alt-2/
and then RESIZE the window slowly until you see the problem. ( both chrome and firefox…same problem ) …and the text on the right will get covered.
On you demo it’s not that obvious because the title: OPENING HOURS is not that long. Try to add one more word in that title and you will see the problem more clearly.