[nathanholritz]

First, I have to say that Fluida seems to be one of the most user-friendly themes for WordPress, period! Thanks so much for creating an incredible theme!

I’m having a formatting issue that I can’t replicate in any other theme (and I’ve tried 10-15 others). I installed the Facebook Comments plugin (http://peadig.com/wordpress-plugins/facebook-comments/), and as you can see in the following screen recording, the FB comments are overlapping the next post. If I adjust the size of the window even slightly, the issue resolves itself: https://goo.gl/fhWVYF

Any help would be much appreciated! Thanks so much! 🙂

[Zed]

Might be because the plugin is loading its content later than the onload element when Masonry is triggered, arranging posts. Are you using the latest Fluida version? Does this happen in all browsers?

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[nathanholritz]

Thanks so much for your response, Zed. I’m using version v0.9.6.2 of Fluida.

Here is a screen shot of the blog loading on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox: https://goo.gl/JJeBDE

And you may be on to something with the order in which page elements load. You can see how the whole comment plugin doesn’t load initially: https://goo.gl/Yc7N76

A second later, it loads the complete FB comment plugin, and then you get the situation you can see in the first screen shot.

You can see this all live at photographersedit.com/blog.

Thanks for any suggestions/help you can give!

[nathanholritz]

Hey there, just wanted to follow up on this topic, thanks! 🙂

[nathanholritz]

Any follow-up thoughts on this topic? Thanks!

[Kay]

The issue should be fixed in the latest version of Fluida (v. 0.9.8).

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