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Use Firefox extension Firebug to examine the element and observe whether your adjusted rules are being applied or overruled by a selector set with higher specificity.

Wrap the logo image – img tag – in an anchor. Use site_url() to obtain the href or hard code the site domain.

It works for me!

As always first question – as in the other thread – is does it work if you drop back to the default theme?

What theme and plugins are you running. if custom theme does this occur when using default. If running plugins disable all but necessary i.e BP does it still occur?

Does that link url have any meaning to you?

The layout of default is a fluid one, the image is going to look diffrent on various browsers depending on their width and screen resolutions. The instruction to set an image with a width of 1250px is not an indication the image will be fine, an image of that width will only display fully if […]

Can you confirm whether those files actually exist and in the correct locations within the buddypress plugin folder structure

Old threads are never really the ‘Right Place’ they’re there as archive material to be read. Generally the correct form is to start a new post for your issue. Have you not already asked this question a couple of times today in threads? Please keep to this thread you started on the issue,…[Read more]

@Guru06 Please use ‘backticks’ to display code as noted below the posting window or escape the markup.

Then likely you are being rejected as a sender by hotmail servers (do you get to see mailer-daemon failure notices?) , it’s perhaps a SPF policy issue, this sort of issue can arise if trying to send from an address that can’t be checked back.

Then you have an unexpected T_STRING on that line somewhere 🙂

It basically means that your syntax is incorrect and you have terminated the line prematurely somewhere with a ‘ or , or ; or not closed the previous line.

Somewhat depends; are you only styling the highlighted li and li elements in comments as that has a bearing on the placement of the graphic. Only the properties that actually change need be stated so you would really state your more generic li styles first, setting up the overall styling for a list in this […]

CSS can’t make something beautiful that’s a design consideration, you have the control required now though. p.s always use shorthand CSS property declarations, unless there is a specific reason to need to state the sub properties so ‘background’ rather than background-color’ initially, background-color if preserving a previously declared…[Read more]

It’s all too easy to forget at times that some section might need revisiting , especially when it may work perfectly well under certain circumstances. Often it’s testing that tends to absorb more time than anything 🙂

@DJPaulThanks for the correction. That was ‘My Bad ‘ as that was somewhat temp code that should have been revisited. Patrick it highlights the need, when coding stuff like this, for rigorous testing on a number of types of installs, in the case of WP/BP that means at least Single Install and Multi Site preferably […]

Is this the bug you referred to recently in a thread which you mention in passing you emailed pcwriter about?

You might need to provide a little detail about versions you are using of WP/BP and possibly show the exact code you used in your theme to implement the WP 3.0 menus.

V3 API removes the need for a key, If people ask nicely I may post my revised map code 🙂

No you won’t lose data, upgrading a plugin such as BP is best done by removing the old version first rather than overwritting files.

@lespaul I’m afraid you won’t find a lot of help tagging on to the end of a thread in this way. Please start a fresh topic, describe your issue, detail your setup; versions, plugins in use, themes in use, etc and someone hopefully will be able to help.

Don’t think it’s a reversible condition, but this is a WP issue and perhaps would be better addressed to the WP forums.

Not sure the answer to his other than further deep testing to establish the exact reason, I tend to experience the same sort of lag that you speak of but not necessarily so long.