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No fix thus far. Wish I had better news.

Hmmm. I’m using the latest Firefox 19.0.2 –

Thanks for the replies.

I’m sorry, I didn’t take the time to look if there was something posted about this already. I see that there are several posts regarding this problem. Hopefully, it’s an easy fix. Thanks again for this plugin.

Found the solution thanks to css-tricks.com via this link in case anyone else is wondering…

Simple enough… just add <?php echo do_shortcode(“[shortcode]”); ?> into the page… replacing “shortcode” with the actual shortcode name.

Did what I needed.

anyone?

Is there some sort of plugin or combination of plugins – widgets that would do this?

Anyone willing to point me in the right direction?

Thanks.

Thanks for the quick help!

resetting the plugins folder by FTP did the trick.

Looks like it is resolved. Prayer and a whim to use the Plugins Garbage Collector. It didn’t seem to do anything or find anything, but the next thing I know, everything is working as it should.

Otherwise, I was going to go through the process of turning off and on each individual plugin…

Thankful I didn’t have to.

Thanks for your help. I’m thanking God too!

Any thoughts on this?

By the way, I was still having some problems with one of my pages showing white background in IE8. In our case, we were importing a page where we could access the code, so I added this to my source page:

body {
background-color: transparent;
}

That with the new iframe plugin v1.1.0 – https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/iframe/ – took care of it.

Thanks for all who put their minds on this. Good news! The fix is now quick and simple. Just install the latest version of iframe (1.1.0) and the problem is resolved. I sent an email to the plugin developer and he took the issue on right away and solved it. The result, transparent backgrounds no longer show up as white in IE8!

I highly recommend this iframe plugin – not just for it’s ease of use, or the IE white background fix, but for the stellar support.

Thanks Vitaly!

no, but I noticed in the WordPress theme I’m using they are two extra css files… ie.css and ie6.css

I was thinking maybe some sort of style thing would work that is specific for ie. I really don’t have a clue.

I can change the background to another color in the body tag of the source file and that will display in IE8, but not a transparent background.

I am using the iframe plugin which is grabbing a db driven php page as it’s source. Don’t know if that helps.

I did try pasting the above code into the html editor. Nothing displayed then… no text at all.

Thanks for trying.

perhaps a css statement somewhere?

Thanks for the help! Can you direct me to what file I should put/change this code in?

Is it the iframe.php WordPress plugin code, the source file: https://www.withoutreservation.org/storyteller/article/index.php or some other file?

Thanks again.

Having the same problem on this page: https://withoutreservation.org/?page_id=408 so I don’t think it’s an image issue. The content loading in iframe here does not have any graphics… just text. Still get the white background in IE8 but renders the transparent background correctly in FF.

Any other suggestions on how to get the background to display transparent in IE8 instead of white? I’m a newbie, so if you have a suggestion for inserting/changing code, could you tell me what file(s) or where to make changes. Thanks!