Hey sarahgio,
Have you got the option set in the settings to set the styling? If I can remember correctly it disables CSS background images.
Enable styling is unchecked in the settings.
Hey again,
Right, this is to do with your styles in widgets.css applying only to things in a #sidebar. You can do two things, either remove the #sidebar selector from that css file for everything mentioning .widget_twitter… or you can add the following to the end of your styles.css
[CSS moderated as per the Forum Rules. Please use the pastebin]
Please let me know how you get on.
Ta,
Todd
Hi Todd,
You are awesome! I added the code to my styles.css and it fixed the problem.
Thank you!!
Sarah
Wonderful news… remember if you like the plugin then a rate over here would be ace 🙂
Done. Gave it 5 stars since it made me look like a superstar to my client. Thanks again!
That’s wonderful, thank you very much… and good luck with the site.
Hi Todd,
I’m having the same problem as Sarah (loss of formatting of widgets) but it looks like the CSS fix you posted was stripped out “per the forum rules.” Is there anyway you could repost the CSS code fix? Much thanks in advance!
Amy
Hey Amy,
Please can you post a link up so I can create the CSS you need?
Ta,
Todd
Sure, thanks.
The widget styling looks correct on the homepage Genesis Featured posts amplified widget:
http://museum.blog0.olemiss.edu/
but on http://museum.blog0.olemiss.edu/events/, where I use the same widget, the background drops out.
Thanks,
Amy
Hey again Amy,
So here’s a starter for 10… add the following to the end of your style.css
div#content div.page div.widgets_on_page li {
list-style:none;
background: url("images/sidebar-bottom.png") repeat-x scroll center bottom rgb(238, 238, 238);
border: 1px solid rgb(221, 221, 221);
}
This should hopefully get you off in the right direction.
Ta,
Todd
