[Steven Zahm]

@ Charles

A screenshot would help for me to visualize the issue, but if it is a CSS issue, providing you with a solution may not be possible. What I’ll do is enter info that matches exactly the info shown in the screen shot and see if it replicates for me. What would also help is a copy of your theme, just for debugging of course.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

The dynamic_sidebar functions are definitely within the post loop. Moving them before line 6 or after line 57 should do the trick.

Since you’re on a page so is_page() will be definitely be returning true. Can you do a var_dump( in_the_loop() ); before line 6 or after line 57 to see if is returning true or false? Just for curiosity actually…

He’s what you can do to fix it… Update to Connections 0.7.9 if you haven’t already and install the version of the Widget Pack I’ll be emailing you directly. It’s been altered to take advantage of a new feature in 0.7.9 that allows me to either force or alter the destination of links created for entries.

[Steven Zahm]

@ franco

Is the issue with a particular browser? I just view the page in IE8, Chrome [latest] and Firefox [latest] and everything worked fine.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Steve

Yes, what you’re saying does make sense. The links should only build that way if the output of the entry info is within the page loop. Is the widget in your sidebar or did you somehow include it within the page content of your home page?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Marie

You should click the filter button after selecting your filters otherwise the setting is not applied or saved.

[Steven Zahm]

I pushed out the 0.7.9 update. Please let me know if you still receive these errors after updating. Thanks!

[Steven Zahm]

@ Jared

Take a look at this FAQ, especially the section about the code and pre HTML tags. Remove those and the template should look good.

Hope that helps.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Pamela

What they did there was clever and in some ways beat me to it…

What they did was used the links that was created by the category widget and created to custom menu nav widgets. The quick instructions…

Go to the Appearance : Menus admin page and create a new menu. Make sure you do NOT assign it a theme location.

After creating the new menu. Add Links to it. copy past the links from the category widget to make that easy. Save the menu.

Now go to the Appearance : Widgets admin page and drag the Custom Menu widget to your sidebar. Select your custom menu you just created and save.

Rinse, wash, repeat.

Hope that make sense.

[Steven Zahm]

@ Marie

No, the browser shouldn’t matter. But, I guess, it would hurt to try it in another. Question, after you select “All…” in the drop down boxes; are you clicking the Filter button?

[Steven Zahm]

@ Charles

Can you share a link to your directory, the gap should not be there so it must be a CSS clash with another plugin or theme. I will not be able to tell without seeing it.

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