This plugin seesm to cause issues with the AJAX features of wp-admin
]]>The plugin works like a charm, except for one thing. When my website is first loaded into the browser, the fonts don’t show, at all. As soon as you click a link (i.e. to a page), the fonts work again and keep working.
I can’t seem to figure out what is causing this somewhat strange behaviour.
]]>Hey, I’ve been using the plugin for awhile and thought it might just be a glitch with my server, but then realized it wasn’t. The widget title font displays on the home page but no other pages. I’ve reinstalled the plugin, reset all the settings, deactivated plugins, etc… But still no luck. I know it can’t be my server because it hosts fine on the home page. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
The site url is: https://www.choicemusiconline.com
]]>Working great as a font replacement on my page title except for the width. Every width I can find in my CSS is set to 960px…the page width.
For some reason the title’s width after sIFR is stuck at
536px…
The site is https://embodiedspirituality.com/newsite/ and just the top page title is in question.
Any ideas as to why the width would remain limited like that?
Thanks in advance all!
]]>When using inline styles the sifr is cut off, i.e. the link HOME becomes H – newline- OM- newline- E. Trying to set a set width or forceSingleLine: ‘true’ is not working.
Anyone?
]]>Just for anyone wondering, as it has taken me a good few hours to work this out.
None of the previous fixes seemed to work for me, including adjusting line-height in the the flash file, or adding a ‘line-height’ property to the CSS.
Instead, as flash doesn’t recognise line-height, you have to use ‘leading’ in the “sifr-root” class to add line height. You can also use minus integers to reduce line height.
Eg: .sIFR-root { font-size:24px; font-weight:normal; color:#666666; leading: -20; }
Tested is Chrome (5.0.3), FF (3.5.4) and Safari (5.0)
A quick off note also, hand pointers don’t seem to work in Google Chrome either! I spend ages testing ripping my hair out, when all along it was fine in Safari and FF. A nice-ish “designer work-around” to make the links look more, well, linky, just add text-decoration:underline; to the a:hover of your link.
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