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  • Thread Starter erea77

    (@erea77)

    Actually it doesn’t disable it, it just really messes up the clickability of everything. Pushes it over to the right a ways and makes it really small.

    Thread Starter erea77

    (@erea77)

    Here’s my CSS. It’s an internal website so I cannot link to it.

    #widget-sidebar {
    float: right;
    margin-bottom: -40px;
    padding-left: 20px;
    width: 150px;
    }

    Plugin Author toddhalfpenny

    (@toddhalfpenny)

    Hey erea77, I’m not too sure. Which login widget and theme are you using?

    Thread Starter erea77

    (@erea77)

    I’m using sidebar login and a twenty eleven child.

    I guess I could ask on the sidebar login plugin support forum as well.

    Plugin Author toddhalfpenny

    (@toddhalfpenny)

    Thanks for the info… I’ll try and reproduce this in my dev environment.

    Thread Starter erea77

    (@erea77)

    Thanks Todd!

    Plugin Author toddhalfpenny

    (@toddhalfpenny)

    Hey again,

    Just wondering how you’re inserting the Widgets on Pages… is this via a template tag in the single.php or some other template file?

    Thread Starter erea77

    (@erea77)

    It’s via the forum.php template

    Plugin Author toddhalfpenny

    (@toddhalfpenny)

    forum.php ?

    I take it this is one of your child theme template files?

    To be honest if this is the case, and there’s no way to look at a link then I think the only thing I can suggest is that you use the “inspect element” tools in Chrome/Firefox to try and work out which element has an margin/padding/area which is overlapping the login box.

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