Custom sidebars update causes unresponsive widget page

Hi @pwhittome,

Thanks for your question.

You can download previous version of Custom Sidebars plugin from here http://wordpress.org/plugins/custom-sidebars/download/

Before using previous version of plugin can you try enabling WP_DEBUG mode and debug logging? To do this, just go to wp-config.php include this:

define('WP_DEBUG',true);
define('WP_DEBUG_LOG',true);

You might already have a line for WP_DEBUG, so just make sure it’s set to true. This will create a log file under wp-content/debug.log with detailed information.

If you’d like to avoid end users seeing error messages, you can include this as well:

@ini_set(‘display_errors’,0);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);

This will prevent errors from being displayed, but you can still find them in the log file. For information on this, checkout this wpmu.org article.

Also check check the javascript console for errors, In Chrome go to “View -> Developer -> Javascript Console” and in Firefox you can go to “Tools -> Web Developer -> Console”

Let me know what errors if any you are getting so that we can fix it!

Kind Regards,

Hi, I solved this issue by editing cs_style.css

1) open cs_style.css
2) find .widgets-php #wpcontent, .widgets-php #wpfooter
3) replace with
.widgets-php #wpcontent, .widgets-php #wpfooter {
margin-right: 59%;
}

Have the same problem with latest version of WP and plugin (Firefox v27).
The Custom sidebar panel is underneath the WP sidebar panel, which is underneath the widget panel. And I’ve got a big screen 😉
Examining with firebug shows that position:static in your stylesheet is causing the problem.
When I deactivate

.widgets_access .widget-liquid-right {
    position: static;
}

everything is fine!
What to do now? I don’t want to change your stylesheet, which will be overwritten by the next update.
Thanks in advance,
Adrian