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Home Page Suddenly Displaying Odd Characteristics
stuart_murphy
Lifetime Member
in Derby
Hi Guys,
My homepage is suddenly displaying odd characteristics it's never done before. Is there a way to pinpoint what might have changed somewhere - back end, or Derby child settings or something? For example, the actual title of one of the widgets is being displayed on the homepage now, when it never used to.. So it's now displayed twice on the same place in the portfolio section because the proper heading was in the html code in the widget itself - it now displays that wording, AND the actual widget title, which it never used to do - the widget title was never displayed before - just the title from the html text within the widget. So it posts two lines of "Who's Hot" instead of just the html one. How could this be misbehaving now.. any ideas? I could just delete the widget title, but that's not identifying what's gone wrong.
Thank you,
Stu
My homepage is suddenly displaying odd characteristics it's never done before. Is there a way to pinpoint what might have changed somewhere - back end, or Derby child settings or something? For example, the actual title of one of the widgets is being displayed on the homepage now, when it never used to.. So it's now displayed twice on the same place in the portfolio section because the proper heading was in the html code in the widget itself - it now displays that wording, AND the actual widget title, which it never used to do - the widget title was never displayed before - just the title from the html text within the widget. So it posts two lines of "Who's Hot" instead of just the html one. How could this be misbehaving now.. any ideas? I could just delete the widget title, but that's not identifying what's gone wrong.
Thank you,
Stu
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