I just had a bright idea to use li tags… and just style them as none,, but this doesnt work either.. wth. someone please tell me theres a fix for it.. if i have to edit core i will.. .i found a core edit was told to make, was told to find two lines of code, one was to stop from removing the other was stop adding, i found the stop removing one and did it but it doesnt work

You could try to using position absolute on your form.

Try something like this:

#searchform {
position:absolute;
top:20px; right:0px;
}

You can play around with the values of top and right and see what happens.

I also want to know how to make the bar at the top of the screen clear?

I’ve been noticing the Checkout page fields now are populated with:

<br> First Name, <br> Last Name, <br> Address, etc.

In desperation, I searched for and replaced all <br> (with nothing) in the plugin files to see if I could get rid of them, but couldn’t.

Here is a (temporary link to a) screen capture of what I’m encountering:
http://563media.com/test/wpsc-weirdness.png

I’m using wpsc v3.8.7.6.2 and wp v3.3.1 and is not just with this client’s site.

Any assistance would be graciously appreciated.

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-e-commerce/

Hi
I need help editing the css on my blog.

I want to get rid of the ‘Home/About’ menue.
I also want to get rid of the menu on the right hand side: Recent posts, archives, catagories, meta.

Can anyone help me?
this is my url http://havalooksee.wordpress.com/

Thanks

The installation instructions are pretty clear and straightforward in my opinion. The only change I can see is that the Options tab has been renamed Tools.

You need as well to consider the fact that plugin developers do this for free.

I’m marking this post as resolved now so others can find a solution if they have a similar issue.

We are using a Artisteer-generated theme so don’t have the option to remove comments i don’t think.

@corbula – Thanks for the list. Tried almost everything without success.

Please uncheck the “TinyMCE menu” and HTML Editor buttons on Options page and see if the issue resolves.

BTW, did you empty the cache( WP Super cache’s) after updating the plugin?

The problem is that the Genesis framework includes the <title> </title> tags in the wp_title filter. The folder names are appended to the title, but in this case outside the title element.
A fix for this awkward genesis behavior will be in lazyest-gallery version 1.1.9.

Because WordPress likes to be backwards compatible and break as few things as possible. This allows people to upgrade from version 1.5 to 3.3 without loss of data, or having to learn how to code.

Different philosophies