I owe you one ;-)

I went in and restored a revision that didn't have the error and the sidebar is showing up on your blog page again.

I hope that helps! Let me know if you have any questions.

http://bonsaieejit.com/blog/

Any ideas??

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Has this happened to anyone else? Is this an issue of hosting, memory, or is it a coding issue?

Any help would be appreciated.

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You can still override the colors, but you'll have to do it with the CSS Editor instead of Custom Colors. It may take some work if you want to change a lot of things, but the forums are a good place to ask for help.

I checked your site, and I found that it looks like you've already got the link color updated using the following custom CSS:

a {
	color: #ff542d;
	text-decoration:none;
}

#topmenu li a:hover,
#topmenu li.active a {
	text-decoration: none;
	color: #ff542d;
}

.post .title a {
	color: #ff542d;
	padding-bottom: 5px;
}

To also update the flickr link color, add ".widget ul li a" to the selector list. Note that you can combine those. For example, you can replace the first two blocks from the example above:

a {
	color: #ff542d;
	text-decoration:none;
}

#topmenu li a:hover,
#topmenu li.active a {
	text-decoration: none;
	color: #ff542d;
}

with this:

a,
#topmenu li a:hover,
#topmenu li.active a,
.widget ul li a {
	color: #ff542d;
	text-decoration:none;
}

Notice that I added ".widget ul li a" to the list in the last example.

Structure theme had a temporary glitch but we've released a fix that takes care of and all your settings should be back to how it was.

Please let us know if anyone still have trouble with theme settings in Structure theme.

Thanks.

I tried going into Theme Options, but after selecting the "Use the alternate dark color scheme" option and hitting save, I get a page that says "Are you sure you want to do this? Please try again." Nothing changes, and the box is still unchecked when I go back to the Theme Options page.

Anyone have a fix?

I'm having the same "Featured Category" issue with Structure, as well as other issues that have all arisen today without my making any changes. The font colors on the frontpage have changed, and all of the text in the sidebars are now not visible due to the background color that I use.

Basically, the page is a mess: http://drlorax.wordpress.com/

Are these issues due to wordpress.com's new changes? Are they temporary while bugs are being worked out? Should I wait or begin rebuilding?

Thank you for any info and advice.

BTW, why would they ask that question if they don't give you the option to say "Yes"?

Same problem here. I want to change my "Featured Category" in my Theme Options to my "Welcome" category (how it used to be always before) but when I click "Save Options", I get a WordPress Failure Notice saying "Are you sure you want to do this? Please try again". This is messing up the front page of my blog as it is not taking the images from my "Welcome" category.

My theme is Structure by Organic Themes.

Please advise how to fix this.

Thanks and regards,

Silvia

Since about noon today, 12/19/12, I cannot change the "Featured Category" in my Theme Options tab under Appearance. I usually have my "Feature" category listed under the "Featured Category" but WordPress is telling me there is a Failure Notice.

My theme is Structure by Organic Themes.

Please let me know how to fix this, thanks!

You can customize the appearance of your wp.COM site with the CSS part of your value bundle, but you should be sure of the differences between .com and .org before you begin.