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 @nphaskins so overwriting the media based CSS is the only way

ie force it go responsive at a very wide setting - so its permanently 'under' 

5 months, 1 week ago on Decker

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Would it be better to have 

@plBaseFont

for the font-family, so it automatically matches the theme

rather than Verdana?

5 months, 1 week ago on Decker

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Any way to force the accordian under the images. I'm working on a narrow blog and it would make sense to have it underneath the images all the time.

 

tia

5 months, 3 weeks ago on Decker

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Can you specify the start tab. I'd like to have the last one open to keep it looking tidy

6 months ago on Decker

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The latest version of BBPress (2.2) currently breaks this BBPress support plugin.

Everything appears to work behind the scenes - but the forums vanish. Reverting to the earlier version (below) brings everything back to view.

 

2.13 appears to be the latest version that works with this plugin - PageLines are aware - awaiting a fix.

6 months ago on bbPress for PageLines

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Now both me and my clients can divide up columns to our hearts content using simple bracketed code, rather than worrying about divs , classes and all the stuff that ends up wreaking a page with just one slip - brilliant. You don't know what a breath of fresh air it is (OK you wrote it - maybe you do ;), not to have to worry about the lower level html/css. I really hope this stays and becomes part of Pagelines - thank you.

6 months ago on Grid Shortcodes

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 @nphaskins Cheers. bfn

6 months ago on Decker

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 @nphaskins Yup  - just trying to figure out which selector to adjust- without loosing the shadow. Tried .decker-slider at 398 and the container shadow vanishes.

Any hints on the correct selector and we'll call it a night. Thanks for support.

6 months ago on Decker

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 @nphaskins :) And I'll see if I'm missing the obvious. I'm still getting a (10 px) gap with the page wide open, which just doesn't happen if the side bar isn't there. Not laying the blame - like I said above  - just trying to figure it out. 

Appreciate the feedback.

6 months ago on Decker

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 @nphaskins Just trying to figure out what may be wrong. Once it flips to narrow with nav underneath its fine at any small width (as per your example). It seems to be holding a fixed depth until the page is small enough for it to flip to that sate. And I cant see why the extra slack is there and not wrapped tight to the image

 

http://www.screencast.com/t/R20pqfnP2

6 months ago on Decker

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 @nphaskins No luck with any change to max width. Can't post link  in public - its on a test page on a dev site. Don't mind in private if there is a way (support email) Do you pick up emails form purchases? (Just to add - I'm not one of those that expects ££££ of support for a £15 plugin) its just a little frustrating to find a glitch. Note: If I turn off my side bar(s) -the outer slider wrapper hugs the whole thing as it should - when resizing the page it resizes the images and jumps to bottom menus beautifully as you reduce the page width.

6 months ago on Decker

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Further to this - it seems a Gap (extra space) appears under the images whenever the slider width is less than 620 or so wide - growing as the width is reduced - until the accordian flips to the bottom. Shouldn't the bottom of the accordian fit to the bottom of the images at all times? 

6 months ago on Decker

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Is there a brief list selectors to style the slider (or LESS formatting) 

backgrounds, fonts - or is it a case if DIY in firebug?

6 months ago on Decker

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Trying to use in a 450 wide column. Why does the accordian not wrap to the default images

There have a 110 px deep gap under the default image (decker-img-wrap) to the bottom of the slider

(decker-slider) sorry can's share link here but can post/email screen dump.

6 months ago on Decker

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 @nphaskins  @Turnon thanks - purchased

6 months ago on Decker

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 @nphaskins  @Turnon  another vote for image links

6 months ago on Decker

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