Hi Rikard,

Success! I’ve just gone through manually deactivating each plugin in turn & then refreshing the Widget page to see if it solved the issue – seems the culprit was the Google Analyticator plugin that I was using (and having thought about it, I’m sure I’ve put my Google Analytics code into the Enfold theme settings somewhere from memory, so I don’t actually need that plugin).

I’ve now reactivated all the other plugins & the widget area is now showing again, so that seems to have solved the issue!

Thanks for your help,

Nikki

Hi Rikard,

Thanks very much – I’m sure I’m just doing something daft!!

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Thanks,

Nikki

Hi Yigit,

Sorry, the email that came through to me to say you’d replied had gone into my Junk folder – so I’ve only just seen it.

I’ve realised that it seems to only be if I put www. in front of my URL – it comes up with the original error above. If I just do mydomain.com (i.e. without the www.) then it seems to be ok, though it isn’t showing all my updates yet.

The backend of my website is a bit of a mess anyway – I am tempted to delete the whole thing and start again, though I’d prefer to be able to salvage what I’ve got!

I’ve set up an Admin user for you – I’ll paste the details into the Private Content box.

Thanks for your help,

Nikki

Hi Rikard,

So now the code looks like this:

.sidebar .widget {
background-color:#ddd !important;
}
.inner_sidebar {
margin-left: 0px !important;
}

.sidebar .widget {
padding-left: 30px !important;
}

However, it hasn’t actually changed anything – the grey background still doesn’t go the whole way across the sidebar section – it still looks the same as the previous screen shot.

Is there a way to just put the background on the titles of the widgets, as at least that would help to differentiate the sections (ie the separate widgets)?

Many thanks,

Nikki