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Then un-break your theme.
It can wrap elements, but it shouldn’t unnecessarily hide them with “display: none”.
You don’t even need to deactivate the uniform plugin..
Just makes sure it either:
1. Doesn’t overwrite more specific CSS
2. Doesn’t hide WordPress blocks for no reason
3. Doesn’t unnecessarily wrap form elements into another wrapper, which it then hidesThe issue exists BECAUSE of the theme. It wrongly changes the structure of an existing component, so any plugin that uses/touches these (or any other form element with similar CSS) will not work correctly.
You’re basically saying you’re too lazy to look into it (and avoid any similar issue for all of your future clients) because it can be “fixed” with custom CSS?
you say “i fixed it” and then say “fix it” to me? Can you explain why “overwriting CSS with “!important” is NOT a fix” ?
Because hiding your shot wound with a big band-aid isn’t going to make it better.
In other words: you don’t fix a problem by smashing it some more until it fits. You fix it by using the proper shape in the first place.
Similar to how this thing works, you might’ve seen it before.
http://www.thejobpyramid.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/wooden_toy_shape_sorter_block_box.jpgI will try to make this very simple.
I will use very short sentences. I will also ask my 12-year old niece to read this.
If she understands it (non-technical), I will post it.1. There is an issue.
2. I’ve said multiple times that I “fixed” it by overwriting CSS. I’ve said this on the public WordPress support forum, on your forum AND via mail to you personally.
3. I also said overwriting CSS with “!important” is NOT a fix.So, in short: the issue still exists.
If anyone uses your theme and uses similar forms, they WILL run into the same issue.Yes, you still need to fix it.
Yes, you should probably open your code.So please fix it.
Or, as I’ve said before, at least go through the effort of opening that single code file and pointing me in the wrong direction so I can put a real developer on this issue to solve it.http://blog.sebastienvercammen.be/every-adventure-needs-a-start/
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It’s the checkboxes – I had to overwrite their CSS with “!important” to make them visible.But all this is detailed in the wordpress support topic, so it’s not like it would’ve taken you long to figure it out…
