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<dl class="pairs pairs--inline">
<dt>{{ phrase('last_seen') }}</dt>
<dd dir="auto">
<xf:contentcheck><xf:useractivity user="$user" class="pairs--plainLabel" /></xf:contentcheck>
</dd>
</dl>
<xf:useractivity user="$user" class="pairs--plainLabel" />
very strangeThat area is not something the style can control as far as I know. The code for that area:
Code:<dl class="pairs pairs--inline"> <dt>{{ phrase('last_seen') }}</dt> <dd dir="auto"> <xf:contentcheck><xf:useractivity user="$user" class="pairs--plainLabel" /></xf:contentcheck> </dd> </dl>
Specifically this:
Code:<xf:useractivity user="$user" class="pairs--plainLabel" />
That doesn't get pulled from the style but from the database directly I'd assume.
Does it do it on the parent XenBase level and not your child Xenbase?
very strangeit works fine with parent level of XenBase but child of XenBase it doesn't
That's done don't mind all the errors ? working through themIf you want to submit a ticket with an admin login that has access to the styles I can try to take a look. I see a custom navigation of sorts on there... maybe some code was added that's causing a conflict potentially.