Using the multiple sidebar layouts messes up the featured slideshow arrows, the right one doesn't render and the left one is set low, also when you hover over the slideshow the preview text shifts past the right margin

I'm seeing the issue in Safari

I'm having the same problem for my DiscDish.com site, and it's showing up in Mozilla and IE. I don't have Safari. I just upgraded to the most recent Wordpress and Arras theme yesterday (Wordpress 3.1.2 and Arras 1.5.0.1). I'm using the 3 col layout with sidebars on either side, and there are two problems with the slideshow:

1. Same as Magaman's in that the next.png button isn't showing up (although in mine, the prev.png looks likes it's in the right place).

2. The image isn't being brought down to the correct size for the slideshow. It's still in the 2 col size. In the Thumbnails tab on the Arras Options, I see that I can change the image size for the slideshow, but I can't find what the correct size should be. The featured.article.img code has 250 height and 640 width, which is the same as the 2 col size, but this slideshow is smaller. It looks like the theme didn't automatically change that for the 3 col layout.

Can you give me a fix for these?

For #2, if you can tell me what the height and width of the slideshow in the 3 col layout is, I can manually fix it in the Thumbnails option tab, I'm guessing.

For #1, I've checked the code and can't find any reason why it's not showing up, but I wonder if it has something to do with the image size issue. The next.png is set to be 610px away from the prev.png, which would be too big for this size. I tried lowering that number, but the next.png still didn't show up.

Here's my site: http://bit.ly/eGnvdn

And by the way, I love the new functionality you have in this version, especially the author links and pages, which is the primary reason why I upgraded. I had done our site with an older version of Arras, but didn't know about child themes then. This time I used a child theme!

Thanks so much for you help, and for the great theme. I really love it.

I found a fix. I use now qTranslate instead of WMPL. It's much better for a multilingual site. Easier & quicker to use.

Hi,
I have the same problem and I'm also using WPML.
Is it easy to switch to qTranslate? Won't I loose any translated posts?
Another thing. I saw that you managed to have your top posts display in the respective language chosen. How did you do that? Which plugin are you using? I'm using Wordpress Popular posts for that and it displays the top posts from both languages which is not very good.
Can you give me any tips? Your sites look great!
Thanks

I had that when some plug-ins are using javascript and write them into the page. I even had that once when I decided to use the statistics from my provider. They were writing some scripts on each page and the slideshow disappears. I had to cancel that.

1. my website is done in arras 1.4.1 and i don't know how or when the slideshow has stopped working. Not even the arrows appear.
2. I've been working a long time in this theme and I'm afraid to update and lose all the changes. There is a right way for this?

http://pieldegallina.cl
http://tradingsolution.cl

thank's a lot and sorry for my english, greetings from Chile!!

I have one with localization. I use WPML, I have translated all strings but some are still not showing up.

I've seen 3 so far

HOME
LATEST POSTS
FEATURED POSTS

I know that for the two last I have to enter them in the options of Arras.
I know that WPML found the strings to translate (about them)

What exactly I can do for the translation to show up?

http://www.atable.pl/atableblog/?lang=fr

Thanks

I'm seeing the issue in Safari

It appears that something is forcing my posts to display incorrectly. I'm assuming it's how the text in the first post is longer than the others and it's forcing the post below it to go down further to a new row. See the attached image.

Since there are some changes that go on behind the scenes that I'm not sometimes aware of, I've decided to start using the latest subversion of your theme (1.4.X) based on updates via the twitter feed.