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Well, tech support sent me running on a wild goose chase. It turns out the issue was a simple plugin conflict with http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-post-tabs/

I zapped that plugin and my problems disappeared.

Yes. I was stupid but let me explain why. The plugin only caused a conflict on some of my sites and then only in some places. So it took me a couple of weeks to know there was a problem. By then I had confidence in the new plugins so I didn’t suspect them.

I’m a bit ticked at Diverse Solutions technical support because they didn’t figure this out and because it took so long chasing in the wrong direction to figure out what happened.

I’m still looking for a good plugin to handle tabs. Originally I’d written my own code, but I wasn’t delighted with how that looked so I started experimenting with plugins. I really like http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-ui/ but it only functions reliably on the primary site. I have no idea why and I’ve not gotten an responses from posts elsewhere about this problem.

I think so. I have about 100 different domains. Of those domains about a dozen have licensed this product. My primary domain is working fine. The others are broken. Tech support is useless because not one of them can code. The programmers don’t interface well with tech support and I can’t access the programmers.

But my guess is they want to by-pass their normal verifications and just call the data through my primary site.

I reposted with proper formatting.

Have I posted this in the wrong forum?

Unreal.

I desaturated the image and reposted. Now with no color there is no error.

So I went really adventurous and put a little hint of color back in the image. No error.

I’m I going crazy or is it even possible for an image color to break code?!

I don’t know “safe CSS”. Tried searching and couldn’t find.

What’s bizarre about this is that if I change the image—meaning alter the image—I get the script error. I can change the image name to anything I like, so long as it is the exact same image it will not report an error. If I change the actual image itself, green to maroon, green to grey, then I get the error.

I though the images were totally self-contained and can’t image how on Earth it could ever begin to cause this quirky problem.