dedalusjmmr

Hello!

I’m reactivating this thread because there really is a demand for multiple authors bios, preferably with some kind of integration with Co-Authors Plus.
Maybe some foreach loop instead of the simple line of code?

The author of the plugin ?Author Box Bio? claims it is possible with that plugin, but it keeps breaking the template when the code is added manually to the single.php file (even with one single author) and his support replies are far from helping. Actually, that’s why I discovered this (so much better) alternative.

Best,

Have you tried the tweak in the .js code, posted above?
In my case, it didn’t solve (with Firefox 24, otherwise same specifications), but I think I did not revert the code, so it was solved with the update do FF 25.
You are already using FF25, so the .js tweak might do the trick.

Problem solved with the update to Firefox 25. It was really a problem with the browser.
Thanks for everything!

PS: Meanwhile I was having some trouble with some aditional CSS classes that weren’t loading in the child theme, but solved it with a small tweak in the child header.php.

I will ??

No results, but at least nothing else breaks.
Tried also with all extensions disabled, but no improvements.

I think I’ll just give up. All is perfect in every other browser and configuration, except in this one.

I’m pretty sure some other iteration of the browser will bring the correct rendering back.
Anyway, many thanks for all the trouble and time spent. I’ll keep checking if you release some other theme; this is perfect for my personal website, another one mught be perfect for some other thing.

Cheers,

Nope. Same result. ??

Latest version: 24.0

PS: Added a link to a screenshot (just scroll a bit down; the background color is the same between page and screenshot, bu I believe it’s easy to see what’s happening)

https://dedalusjmmr.net/newborn/uncategorized/bugtest/

Yes, it still occurs — only in Firefox (IE was already fine; I misplaced the mention in the last post) and only in Win7 (x64). With Firefox (same version) but in Win XP everything is fine (don’t have a machine with Vista or Win8 at hand).

Getting weird.

Taking from your advice (and carefully looking at the code), I ended up following another more subtle route: puting the tagline inside the link title.

Here it is, in case anyone wants to do it:
<a href="<?php echo home_url(); ?>" title="<?php echo get_bloginfo('description'); ?>"><?php echo $blogTitle ?></a>

Yes, sure.

It’s at https://dedalusjmmr.net/newborn/

Absolutely fine with Chrome, but buggy with Firefox (and IE).
I have just updated to 1.0.5., by the way.

Great. Thanks.

Win 7, in Firefox.