Those are going to be coming from your WordPress theme overwriting the blockquote CSS.  What you would need to do is find out what CSS they are using to display them and then either turn them off in your WP theme’s CSS or overwrite them again in the SP CSS. If going the Simple:Press CSS route you should create a custom SP theme before making changes. See the link in my sig for the codex entry on how to do so.

I am not sure what you mean by you cannot update the CSS files in WordPress. Are you talking about the Simple:Press theme editor or something else?

Hey

Thanks for the reply. I’ll take a look at the theme’s CSS now.

Yes I meant through the SP Theme editor that I was having issues updating. 

Haven’t heard of any problems with the theme editor – which is of course a pretty simple textarea! Maybe some sort of permissions thing? Is there any chance you could check your php error logs? Could start with the forum admin > toolbox > error log but something like this would propbably be in the server log.

Hey 

This is the only error showing in the forum erro log:

file: /simple-press/sp-api/sp-api-plugins.php
line: 82
function: Unavailable
Warning | closedir() expects parameter 1 to be resource, null given

The only errors on the server error log since I installed SP is to do with a back up plugin I am using. Thanks for the suggestions.

I’ll need to talk to Mr Papa when he returns from vacation…

Ok thanks. It’s not that much of any issue really. I can still update it via FTP, I just thought there may have been a simple fix for it that I was missing! 

@Brandon C thanks for the advice. I have the formatting issue resolved now by adjusting the main WordPress theme’s block quote CSS as you suggested. 

Thanks for the replies guys. 

You’re welcome. Thanks for the update