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Just realized that the #sidebar a:hover defines the mouse over view. Have that commented out as well now and everything looks great.

Sure appreciate the help. As you can probably tell this is all a bit new to me but slowly I’m catching on.

Thanks again!

Excellent! I commented out:

background: url(images/meta.gif) no-repeat 5px 7px;

in line 462. Removed that little icon from all the sidebar elements, at least until you mouse over them. I’ll have to figure out how to disable it in the mouse over view next.

Thanks so much for the pointer!

Here’s my original request for help to G-Lock. If anyone here can offer some guidance I would be VERY, VERY grateful!

I’m attempting to add G-Lock Double Opt-in to our organizations website. Before installing GLDO, I confirmed that our server (with Bluehost) had the proper version of PHP (yes, 5.2.17)and it appeared this would be a relatively easy integration. So far, not so much.

I’m using a vanilla implementation of GLDO and have changed only the Custom SMTP parameters as follows:

Hostname: mail.daneforeclosurehelp.org
Username: (my cpanel admin username)
Password: (ditto)
Post: 26 (Bluehost says they use 26 rather than the more standard 25)

When I attempt to send a test message to my personal e-mail address, nothing happens. The little circular arrow simply spins around and around. I enabled the Debugger but nothing related to sending a test e-mail shows up there either.

I have also tried an alternative hostname (provided by techs at Bluehost) of box754.bluehost.com but with identical results.

I realize it’s a free plug-in and everything may not work perfectly (which I appreciate as were an all volunteer based organization and literally have a $0 budget) but something is obviously wrong with what I’ve done. I keep thinking this MUST be user error on my part but the techs at Bluehost insist I’m using the correct parameters.

Can anyone help? Many, many thanks in advance if you can.

Cheers!

Ah, brilliant! Perfect! I had previously tried to comment it out but must have done it incorrectly as it didn’t work.

Looks great now though. Thanks so much for the help!

I pasted the line I thought was related (solely) to the search function I’m trying to remove back into the header.php. after doing so, the formatting on all the pages has now returned to left align, as it should be. I’m a little baffled by how that one line would impact the formatting on every page and change it to being center aligned.

Any thoughts? Would it help if I post the contents of header.php here to see exactly what’s in it?

Well don’t know how this could be related but now everything on every page is center aligned rather than left aligned. I only clipped out the line above from the header.php. Could that really impact the formatting on every page?

Thanks, yes I had in the past. I even tried cutting out a line which was obviously related to search:

<div id=”searchdiv”><?php include (TEMPLATEPATH . ‘/searchform.php’);

But I must have cut it out incompletely at the time (the header disappeared). I put it back in thinking that obviously wasn’t the right approach.

I just tried it again though and must have done it right this time. Cut out that line and now the header is as it should be. Thanks for the pointer!