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I have the same exact problem. Worse because the client noticed it before I did (since I’ve long since given up on IE). Please advise when/if there is a solution!! really unfortunate since the media-text module looks great on all other devices and browsers.
https://fancyfreeisland.com/site/rental-info/

There are no Locations listed in that spot under Appearances > Menu on this site.
So would this be a theme conflict, meaning I can’t use your plugin?

Got it – strange the plugin didn’t say it needed updated, but deleting and reinstalling seems to have done the trick. Thanks for your help!

Thanks – it works on desktop when I reduce the browser width, but it still is not working for me on my iPhone 6. Have cleared cache. Menu disappears after a little scrolling.

Thank you!

Thanks so much, Display Posts is exactly what I needed.

Looks like the recent update fixed both issues! YAY! Thanks.

Still having trouble with events order – working around it by putting the posting date in the order I want.
Also now noticed another problem – TODAY’s events are not showing. Any advice?

Thanks for your reply Guido, Sorry I was off for holidays. The site is now launched at ilovemimico.com – the theme is Templatic’s Directory – City Guide. https://templatic.com/app-themes/directory-theme
If you can sort out the order issue that would be great. For now I guess I’ll have to adjust the posting date so they list according to the event date.

Found the answer: Wrapping Text Around the Audio Player

If you want to wrap some text around the audio player then use the following in the “Text” view of the post/page editor:

<p style=”display: inline”>My Audio: </p>[sc_embed_player fileurl=”https://www.example.com/my-music/mysong.mp3″%5D

Alternatively, use the following in the “Text” view of the post/page editor (wrap the audio player shortcode in another CSS class with float):

Some example text
<div style=”float: left;”>
[sc_embed_player fileurl=”https://www.example.com/my-music/mysong.mp3″%5D
</div>

PS: Using WP 4.5 and the </p> displays in all browsers.

Same problem, Next quote not working in any browser now. I think this started on my site with WP 3.7.1.
Please see thebroadswayshow.com/press/
In the sidebar – What people are saying.
Note that it seems to work when I am logged into the Dashboard, but not when I logout.

I have the same problem. Some (not all) photos uploaded through wordpress get a greenish tinge. It is not the monitor – I am comparing both photos side by side on my monitor. I uploaded several times, tried original size and tried PNG format as well, no luck. The only solution I came up with was uploading the file by ftp and linking to it, instead of uploading through WordPress. Which is going to be a pain when my clients want to upload photos into their own sites…
A lot of unanswered questions on here…

As a follow up – I would also like to reduce the spacing between the elements of the Subscribe form so they look more like a unit. Can’t find the css that does this… I see the widget spacing, but I’m happy with the spacing of the other widgets, this one seems to be different.

So, in a nutshell, no it’s not possible to go halfway – to protect a blog area within a wordpress site, or a section of a blog. You can protect the whole site, or you can protect each post individually. Am I right?