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UPDATE: Problem solved -- was not an OIOPublisher problem as originally thought. - Scott
Hello -
Thanks very much for the prompt responses here. I have a new installation of the plugin for WordPress operating at WebHelperMagazine.com. I have set up three banner ad zones -- one via the automatic widget that is generated, and two just dropping in the PHP code for the other two zones into text widgets (php runs in the text widget because of another plugin that allows PHP code WP pages and widgets). Ok, now only in IE do I get a broken sidebar in my theme/template. It runs fine on FireFox on both Mac and Windows. The same theme runs fine on all platforms without the widgets installed. Here is a link to a screenshot of the problem. I am also including some code dealing with lists in the sidebar that may be at the root of the problem (below -- see note about <li> code):
POSSIBLE CULPRIT: A close examination of the code generated via the call in OIOPublisher shows an "li" that is not closed for the "LINKS" widget:
<li id="oiopub-links" class="widget oiopub_sidebar_links"><h2 class="widgettitle">Important Links</h2>
Since it does not appear to be a "div" issue, and the template works fine without any OIOPublisher widgets in it, perhaps you can advise on how to address this?
Thanks -
Scott
Hmmm...not entirely sure why that's happening. I've made a slight change to the output.php file to fix the </li> tag not showing if the links widget is empty.
Other than that, I can only assume it's a conflict with the blog theme css.
Hi - Thanks for your quick checking. I believe it was due to another widget... and not OIOPublisher, since the site is working well after removal of a different widget.
Scott
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