Evan Scheingross
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Please disregard my above message if you are working with the latest version of this plugin.
My work above was done on portfolio-slideshow version 1.0.2.
I just upgrade to the most recent version and the transitions appear to work fine in IE 7/8 even with the cleartypeNoBg: true, line in place
Just up update on the original issue… It appears to still be happening in WordPress 3.1.3.
So for now the workaround is to still use the ‘Advanced TinyMCE Configuration’ plug-in if you need to get your custom styles to show in the WP Admin panel in IE.
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In reply to: www redirection not working after 3.1.3 upgradeUpdate – I applied the latest update to the Yoast SEO plugin and that seems to have fixed the issue.
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In reply to: www redirection not working after 3.1.3 upgradePrimitivenet – Any update on a solution for this? I think a website of mine is having the same issue.
Thanks!
Hi guys. I’m having the exact same problem here.
Using tinymce advanced 3.3.9.2 and running WordPress 3.1.2.
Merging table cells does not work for me in FireFox 4. Have not tried it in other browsers yet.
Anyone apply Andrew Ozz’s fix yet? Any success?
RobertMfromLI – I totally hear you. Personally, I avoid IE as much as possible.
But unfortunately I’m stuck in cokeyblokey’s boat, so for now applying the fix is a must. I’m hoping IE 9 will solve many of these kinds of problems, but who knows?
And a big thanks for Andrew Ozz for the work on the plug-ins!
Hey just wanted to say that I was having what I believe to be the same issue.
I am using the latest release of the tinymce advanced plugin (3.3.9.2) set up to pull my custom styles from editor-style.css.
Everything seemed to work perfectly 100% of the time in FireFox, but in Internet Explorer I was experiencing the issue with the disappearing styles from the Styles drop-down menu. When I initially load the editor in IE the styles would appear, but if I navigated away to another page of the admin panel and came back to the editor the list of styles would disappear.
I found that logging out of WP and clearing my cache would bring them back, but that’s not really an option for my clients so I went ahead and applied the fix recommended in this post. I installed the Advanced TinyMCE Configuration plugin and then manually added my styles under the “theme_advanced_styles” property.
That seems to be doing the trick, at least as far as my 20 minutes of testing goes.
As a note to others applying this fix, the styles must be added in the following convention:
Name to Appear in Styles Menu=className; Another Class Name=anotherclassname; etc…
I just want the actual class names themselves to appear in the styles drop-down menu so my values look like this:
alignleft=alignleft; alignright=alignright; brown_subheading=brown_subheading; etc…