It’s likey an CSS issue. Probably the CSS rules defined by the plugin is not getting picked up somehow. If you don’t mind, can you leave a link to your blog here?
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Twig
(@twig)
It’s an adult blog and I don’t believe I can post that here. :/
All right then 😀
You can try to debug this your own, too. Try to remove everything EXCEPT “.swt-outter” in the CSS scope settings. If that fixes it, even just partially, then there the CSS scope is set wrong somehow. If that’s the case then you can try posting the original setting here and we’ll see if we can figure something out.
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Twig
(@twig)
ok well I tried it stock without using the css scope, and I thought that was the problem. So I used the css scope, it came up with this “#wrap #middle-out-top #middle-out-bottom #middle-content #middle-content-bottom #content #sidebar #widgetized .swt-outter” and it didn’t change anything.
Either way is exactly the same out put.
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Twig
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the website is mountmyex – .com. Beware any and all, it IS an adult blog, a.k.a. thar be nudies there.
Godfrey, the widget is directly below the search.
Twig, your problem is caused by a JavaScript error. A JavaScript file included by your theme is loading is using a depreciated selector which is incompatable with the current version of jQuery, which is shipped together with WordPress 2.8. You should contact the theme author to fix that bug.
To verify that is the problem, you can either temporaily switch your theme and see if Section Widget can function properly. (Remember to change your CSS scope, though). Alternatively, you may temporaily rename that JavasScript (specifically http://yoursite.com/wp-content/themes/busybee/includes/js/tabs.js) and that should stop the browser from loading that problematic script. Hope it helps.
I meant to type “A JavaScript file included by your theme is using ..”
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Twig
(@twig)
I changed it to the default wordpress theme, and it attempted to display but it’s still greatly messed up.
Would it be at all possible to contact you directly through some kind of IM? I can’t exactly leave my theme all screwy all day. If you can help me get this working I wouldn’t mind sending a couple dollars your way via PayPal.
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Twig
(@twig)
Wow, actually, I realized that renaming the …/tabs.js DID fix it. And since I’m not using the themes tabs feature it was essentially useless.
I thank you greatly, and still would like to repay you with a few bucks.
If you have PayPal then you can either post your paypal address here or send me an email to 20percentoff -@- gmail.com.
Once again, thanks a ton.
Don’t worry, I started this plugin at the place I work so I’m technically getting paid to do this. (Voting for the plugin won’t hurt, though :P) Anyways, I’m glad that it works for you!
And btw, please mark the topic as resolved 🙂
