Update went perfect; one minor CSS bug

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Hi
no trouble updating to 1.7

One minor CSS bug … with the default WordPress “recent posts” widget, if I place this in sidebar or the footer column 2, there is unusual double line break at begin of each li element.

Other than that, so far, everything works perfectly. 🙂

*FYI:
Not using child theme; mod_pagespeed off while updating; tagdiv speed booster plugin not yet “on” while checking. style.css was minified but otherwise not modified.

NO link to example, as I have it off and using module 9 instead for the moment. Actually needed to do a regen thumbnails for another reason entirely, and sitting here waiting on 9 years of images to regen (!). Ugh.

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first sorry for my bad (so much bad!) english

1- mobile phone search button and logo problem (i test motorola atrix, but looks great iphone)

(i return to Version 1.6 and fix this)

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2- very slowly images (today bounce rate %82)

3- custom ad 3 problem i add adsense codes, but everytime auto removed. (maximum 2-3 hour)

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Hi,


@Chris

Thanks for the feedback!
I had a look at this and did found an issue with the recent posts widget.
This was caused by the line height: http://screencast.com/t/k9s67Yd6
You can use the css below to fix it until theme’s next version.

.widget_recent_entries {
line-height: 10px;
}

@Finland
Sorry for the inconvenience!
1. I had checked your site’s mobile version to noticed that it look fine now. That happened due to cache. Clearing it should solve it.

2. We’re currently working to add an option to disable the lazy loading feature on images. It will be available soon.
If you don’t need/want this feature you can use the custom css from below to make the images load with the page.

.td-animation-stack .entry-thumb, .post img {
opacity: 1 !important;
}

3. This issue is under our attention also and we’re currently working on finding the cause of this. We will provide fix for it as soon as possible.

Thanks

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