kimbotronFriends -- I ran into a conflict that seems to have been traced back to the Events Calendar plugin...here's the history...and the suggested fix, which seems to work...i'm not a coder...please vet the ThemeTrust markup and [if indicated] include it in your NEXT update...i've gone into my copy of the CSS and made the change...it works for me...thanks...
My Situation:
I'm using Clarity 1.0.5; just reinstalled the theme & WP 3.2.1 to try to alleviate the issue at hand. This has to do with the nav arrows in the Projects section of the site.
For an example see:
http://changeauthority.knovick.com/?projects=cause-effect-news-platform
What's weird is that the "title" of the next project shows up, imposed over the arrows,
almost like it's an artifact of a hover function.
Plugins I'm using are pretty harmless: Akismet; Online Backup for WordPress; reCAPTCHA Form; The Events Calendar; Widget Logic; Widgets Reloaded.
I've looked at this in different browsers & on different platforms and the issue remains consistent.
Any ideas on how to get rid of the "floating" text? I think that this is a new issue. It sure looks like a mistake.
The Fix from ThemeTrust [you may need to be registered]...
I figured it out. This is a conflict with the CSS for your events plugin. It specifies .next in the CSS. They should specify it with the id name first to avoid a conflict. Our CSS is specified like this: .projectNav .next a
You could try contacting them to alter the CSS in their next update. But for your now, you can edit line 431 of their events.css. Change it from this:
'.next{
float:right;
text-align:right;
}
to this:
#tribe-events-content .next{
float:right;
text-align:right;
}'
This shouldn't cause any problems with the calendar.
roblagatta