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Hey Phil.... I deactivated and reactivated the easy blogging.... but still same results... did you want me to deactivate all and then just activate easy blogging?
Also I clicked on dropins from the plugin super admin menu and got this
Update..... Somehow it would not let me exit easy blogger.. had to rename plugins just to get out of easy blogger and into super admin screen.... Then renamed plugins folder back to plugins and deactivated everything except for easy blogger...
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Hey Phil... I am using the default easy blogger nav bar theme.. also, once a users exits easyblogger, they dont have a option to revert back to the easy blogger layout? Is this correct, they cant switch back and forth like superadmin?
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Okay, thanks for checking that.
I'm going to ask some colleagues to chip in and help diagnose here because I'm struggling to replicate this and can't see why yours wouldn't be working otherwise.
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Phil..after all the issues I had with that admin menu editor plugin i have to delete my entire database and start over... I emailed that developer with the info you guys provided but still no answer.. It was only $10 but it does not work.. just tried on new install with no other plugins active..
Anyway back to the IE9 and easy blogger.. after a clean install I was able to get it to display corecctly in IE9 but just couple more small issues
1. I am displaying an Iframe code <iframe> inside the welcome widget of easy blogger... The content shows in firefox and chrome but not IE
2. The help close button seems to fix and now appearing also but one small issue with it..
On a smaller screen using Chrome only screen options and help get hid behind visit site and exit easy mode
In this screen shot... on the 20 inch screen the menu items are only hid by chrome http://imm.io/bpSP
So recap.. only issues now are help and screen optoins being hid in chrome on 20 inch and smaller screen...
and
Iframe not displaying in IE 9 via the easy blogger dashboard widget http://imm.io/bpUN
PS. I hope you guys consider making something like admin menu editor that actually works.. the ability to add menu items with there own icons you can upload and take away menu items not neaded and ability to add iframes in those menu items without having to hack any files would be awesome..
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Hiya!
I can't help you with the iFrame in IE I'm afraid as that's custom but check that you are using the right HTML syntax. IE can be a bit picky in that sense.
Are you sure it's a 20" screen? I'm looking in a 23" screen with the browser reduced down and it's fine...
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Hi,
As for the IE bit, as Phil said, it is possible that IE doesn't like the code you're using. I just tested embedding the IFRAME, and it worked fine for me. I used this code:
The class="widefat" part is just there to make the frame wide just enough to fill the entire widget nicely.
Another thing that may have happened is that you're using a non-secure URL in your IFRAME, while accessing your Easy Blogging dashboard through https. If this is the case, IE9 usually pops a message similar to this at the bottom of the window: http://i55.tinypic.com/2vngbqh.png
As for the other issue, top right area is generally very active. You have a lot of control over what's shown there and what isn't in plugin settings - you can choose whether or not you want to show help and screen options, admin bar or Easy Bar (visit site and exit easy mode links).
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Hi,
The "widefat" class is actually a WordPress builtin class, used across WP admin area. There are several CSS definitions attached to it, for exact details you may want to check out the file wp-admin/css/global.css.
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Hiya,
I don't see this in IE9 on my test site.
Can you de-activate all plugins, revert to the default theme and see if the issue persists please?
Thanks,
Phil
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Hey Phil.... I deactivated and reactivated the easy blogging.... but still same results... did you want me to deactivate all and then just activate easy blogging?
Also I clicked on dropins from the plugin super admin menu and got this
http://imm.io/bl9T
http://imm.io/bla1
Update..... Somehow it would not let me exit easy blogger.. had to rename plugins just to get out of easy blogger and into super admin screen.... Then renamed plugins folder back to plugins and deactivated everything except for easy blogger...
Same results with IE9 distorted screen..?
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Yes please!
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Hey Phil.... I updated my post above... I tried that and still having the same results
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Just one more: you didn't confirm if you'd tried with only the default theme - can you do that please?
Thanks,
Phil
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Hey Phil... I am using the default easy blogger nav bar theme.. also, once a users exits easyblogger, they dont have a option to revert back to the easy blogger layout? Is this correct, they cant switch back and forth like superadmin?
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When I said theme I'm referring to the front end theme, not the easy blogging theme - can you change that please?
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Yes.. i was using default twenty ten... so i just switched to optimizepress theme and still having the distortion
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Okay, thanks for checking that.
I'm going to ask some colleagues to chip in and help diagnose here because I'm struggling to replicate this and can't see why yours wouldn't be working otherwise.
Thanks
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Phil..after all the issues I had with that admin menu editor plugin i have to delete my entire database and start over... I emailed that developer with the info you guys provided but still no answer.. It was only $10 but it does not work.. just tried on new install with no other plugins active..
Anyway back to the IE9 and easy blogger.. after a clean install I was able to get it to display corecctly in IE9 but just couple more small issues
1. I am displaying an Iframe code <iframe> inside the welcome widget of easy blogger... The content shows in firefox and chrome but not IE
2. The help close button seems to fix and now appearing also but one small issue with it..
On a smaller screen using Chrome only screen options and help get hid behind visit site and exit easy mode
In this screen shot... on the 20 inch screen the menu items are only hid by chrome
http://imm.io/bpSP
So recap.. only issues now are help and screen optoins being hid in chrome on 20 inch and smaller screen...
and
Iframe not displaying in IE 9 via the easy blogger dashboard widget
http://imm.io/bpUN
PS. I hope you guys consider making something like admin menu editor that actually works.. the ability to add menu items with there own icons you can upload and take away menu items not neaded and ability to add iframes in those menu items without having to hack any files would be awesome..
Sales & Support Pro (joined March 2010) Likes (0)
Hiya!
I can't help you with the iFrame in IE I'm afraid as that's custom but check that you are using the right HTML syntax. IE can be a bit picky in that sense.
Are you sure it's a 20" screen? I'm looking in a 23" screen with the browser reduced down and it's fine...
Phil
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Hi,
As for the IE bit, as Phil said, it is possible that IE doesn't like the code you're using. I just tested embedding the IFRAME, and it worked fine for me. I used this code:
<iframe src="http://wpmu.org" class="widefat" ></iframe>The class="widefat" part is just there to make the frame wide just enough to fill the entire widget nicely.
Another thing that may have happened is that you're using a non-secure URL in your IFRAME, while accessing your Easy Blogging dashboard through https. If this is the case, IE9 usually pops a message similar to this at the bottom of the window: http://i55.tinypic.com/2vngbqh.png
As for the other issue, top right area is generally very active. You have a lot of control over what's shown there and what isn't in plugin settings - you can choose whether or not you want to show help and screen options, admin bar or Easy Bar (visit site and exit easy mode links).
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Hi VeBailovity.... Here is the iframe I was using
<iframe src="http://www.sumopaint.com/app/api.php?key=mykeyhere" width="970" height="700" frameborder="0" scrolling="no"></iframe>
I believe I changed the width to width="100%" though.... what does your widefat class look like in css?
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Hi,
The "widefat" class is actually a WordPress builtin class, used across WP admin area. There are several CSS definitions attached to it, for exact details you may want to check out the file wp-admin/css/global.css.
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Ok thanks... ps... the issue with iframe not showing up in IE was indeed that I was using ssl over admin and the iframe is not https:?// url...
Had to hit show content at bottom of screen in IE for it to display..
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