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Thanks Rod,
I'll experiment then.

Hi Matthew & Ben,
The menu problem persists if clicking on the Galleries menu whilst playing my Theater album. This behaviour only in Firefox and is correcte3d on other pages.

Thought I had better mention it, sorry.

Thanks Matthew.
That reads like a shed load of work.
On the WP widgets front I did notice a slight formatting issue after the 1.2.1 fixes. I cannot say for certain that it was not like this before the upgrade though.
The standard archive widget is chopping off the bottom of the text slightly.
I hope I have not used dodgy widgets as they are default ones to pick from and my only addition is the Kodak text widget
I have to say that for me the whole upgrade has been the easiest by far which indicates how much effort went into the back end.

Thanks

Hi Rod,
Now in the dark side. MAC OS Firefox 54.0.1 64 bit - the Windows version is32 bit. Same result with Css and plugins back on. I turned both off and the same dodgy behaviour.
Menus work fine in Chrome and Safari
CSS and plugins tuned on and OK in Chrome and safari but broken in Firefox.
Regards,

We just posted simultaneously Rod! I had my lunch and thought about testing in another browser and edited my post. Obviously a Firefox irritation.

Thanks for the responses chaps

Thanks for the new releases.
I have installed them but I don't know whether I have a problem with the search tool or not.

When I enter search criteria I get back what I thought I would have seen on the initial view with regard to instructions

Should I be seeing the search page with my text inviting a user to search for something or the default first pane?
As always thanks in advance.

Thanks Charlie

That worked for me. Thanks Rod.

Many thanks Rod,
I knew it was somewhere but had not looked here.
I like the bold d by the way. I ought to try that with the s on my surname...

Interesting responses thanks. I work with issues affecting sites - I am not a developer. I normally take the role of an Agile Business Analyst and accessibility audits are a frequent thorn especially with colour/contrast failures.
All I was asking about here was where if anywhere can I configure the required fields asterisk - not the field name or the content that people type in. I know from recent work I have done that certain reds on white pass accessibility tests. It is a tedious process going through all foreground and background combinations  to ensure that the colour palette for an organisation is used effectively on a site in a consistent manner.
I use a very dark grey text on white background as a norm. Now if I could configure the twinkle to be a bigger font size then that would work for me.
The whole area of accessibility is a minefield...