Thanks, the site is only a few days old, and is already getting pretty good traffic, it is a pretty popular topic. It’s a little bit funny actually, in all the years since the election, I have never met anyone that voted for Obama, I dfo live in Texas, but still, I live online, and talk to a lot of people, so it seems like one person wouold admit making a mistake? Anyway, it is serious, yet all in fun at the same time, I believe that if you can’t laugh at things like this, it will just make you crazy.
Have a good one, thanks again
I’ve got this same issue.
I added Janrain Engage plugin to enable people to log in to my blog with their social accounts because the site is based on GeoTheme which lets people add and claim listings and events.
I *almost* love what it does to the forum, though, or I will once I fix it, because it makes the social icons un-missably visible right below the guest avatar. Much better than finding the tiny monochromatic “Log In” button over at the right edge of the page.
Seems to be a CSS conflict…the icons line up great on my site’s main login page (http://willowglenweb.com/charm/?ptype=login&page1=sign_in) and wp-login.php (http://willowglenweb.com/charm/wp-login.php), but for some reason they are stacking in context of the forum environment. (http://willowglenweb.com/charm/chat)
its because the forum is clearing floats so they get stacked…
in the rpx plugin style sheet find
div.rpx_icon {
and change
float: left
to
float: left !important
and it should be what you want though I dont understand having the rpx plugin and using the sp built in rpx… seems redundant…
Thanks, that did the trick.
I get that there’s some redundancy between the two plugins.
The SPX “Janrain Engage” plugin is important to me because I want to let people log in to my site with their social accounts. It happens to drop the login icons in to the forum as well, which I like. Then the built-in rpx integration is redundant, but I don’t see any point in turning it off so they get the option of loggin in with their social account both ways.