Mr. Papa et al., 

When I am not logged in to WordPress, as you mentioned before, the pages change color (and the icons are missing). I also see an old announcement at the top on the red pages that I already deleted. I thought it may have something to do with the cache, so I deleted the cache, but it is still showing the old default themes and icons (or no icons). Again, when I am logged in, there is no problem.

Any idea why the custom theme I have set is not showing up for non-logged in users? And, moreover, why the themes are changing like that. Just to be clear…I did not change any code in the default theme. But I would guess that shouldn’t matter since I am now using a custom theme, correct?

Thanks.

http://69.195.124.111/~seishind/tokyo/forum/

caching is my thought too…  no real way for the forum to change overlays, unless you explicitly code for it…

you might go to forum – options – global settings and see if you are using the combined css cache… not sure how it could do it, but disable and see if it chagnes…

as to the change, yes… edit the the sp theme your are using…  theme-name/styles/theme-name.php (or .css)… find that dialog style…

Changing the setting to combined css cache did it! Whew. Thanks. I really have zero idea why it was sticking to things like that. Weird.

Mr. Papa,

z-value fixed the bleeding through. One more small thing…not to be picky, but the X to close the popup is not an X, but a half X (see attached), but becomes a full X when hovering over.

Any thoughts?

Tony

looks like you have a mailchimp plugin that is polluting the css pace with flick.css and jumping on our dialog css…

Yes, you were correct. Thanks. I’ve deleted it since I found other ways to embed Mailchimp code in the side. Glad I didn’t need it…means I would have had to chose between SP and MC. …..hmmm.

Glad we won

nah, wouldnt have had to choose… could have used css to make mailchimp not be so overly greedy…  but glad its solved…