[Phil_P]

Excellent! – thanks Scott, it works.

I learn something every day with this css stuff … the Firebug ‘copy unique selector’ is most useful for targetting elements – sometimes it’s hard to get a handle on the id’s.

Phil

[Phil_P]

Hi Michael @michael-scott – I had a similar issue and thought the fix didn’t work until I looked closely and discovered that I’d left an extra trailing bracket in each file … looking closely at the github edit sheet and you will see a curly bracket on line 72 that needs to be taken out of setup-cbox.php. Likewise for line 60 of sidebars-cbox.php. This may offer your solution?
Re. child theme etc – you should only need to do the additions/changes to the child theme, which will over-ride the parent.

[Phil_P]

Hi @haystack . Good ideas (both) – a tankard of foaming ale would go down well!I can verify your solutions  by the way – excellent. Cheers – P

[Phil_P]

(sorry) – that post was addressed to @haystack

[Phil_P]

Fantastic sleuthing @christian (Sherlock Holmes school?)… I’ll try some of your code suggestions today and report back… may be worth letting @bowefrankema know about the findings – to address the issues at the infinity core level.

NB I’ve always followed advice to use subdirectories instead of subdomains for multisites, although I’ve seen some large cbox projects successfully using subdomains. Do you think I should do the same?

[Phil_P]

Thanks Scott – I don’t believe mine’s a plug-in issue

… but the second method looks interesting. I’ll give it a try soon, although I’m trying to avoid doing too much in the Customise Options panels as I’ve found you can’t simply export all your options settings (unless I’ve missed something).

[Phil_P]

Workaround – I’ve found you can make the unwanted characters invisible (list-item-tabs etc) … opacity: 0.0;  … gets me out of trouble, but still interested in a better solution . Phil

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