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Adding this in with the get_header request returns the following error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING, expecting ‘)’

Thanks for the code, but I don’t understand what to do with this.

Can I have some instruction as to what it does and where to put it?

Cheers,

J

Thanks EMG for the lengthy reply.

In regards to your cross-browser suggestions, I guess I just need to do more extensive testing in all the browsers but less often. I typically check in often IE & Firefox when doing rapid iteration on element placement as that’s where most of the discrepancies occur.

Regarding making the breadcrumbs more visible – I’ll take on the suggestion, but will likely favour a colour/background change to draw attention rather than font-size to maintain consistency.

Lastly, I guess I shouldn’t underestimate the low-res requirement if the share is as big as you suggest – (I hadn’t considered the popularity of netbooks etc.) I believe I’ve fixed the background issue, and I’ll begin on ideas as to how to shave off some more width to make the entire layout fit without scrolling – just for you ??

Thanks again for your comments and kind words,

J

I have the exact same problem. The odd thing is that it used to work, then one day I noticed the feeds on my site were ugly without the trimming and upon investigation found the formatting to be returned to default with the aforementioned inability to save further changes. I don’t believe this was at a time I updated wordpress, but have a feeling it’s related to the included warning:

Bug alert! Hit “Done,” not “Cancel,” to close this box, or all your settings for this widget may be lost. (This is a weird WP 2.7 bug.)

It may be not be relevant, but despite removing the widgets, unintalling and re-installing the plugin the details are still filled out when I go to re-add the widgets – where is WP saving this info?

Any help would be much appreciated as I really liked this comprehensive plugin when it worked…