Migrating to FTH4

Your club admin received the instructions to update their admin password to access FTH4. (FTH3 admin passwords will NOT work in FTH4). Follow the instructions in the email and use 'Member sign in' in the top right corner to access the Club Admin account.

If you are not sure who the club admin is, in your member account; look at 'Club Officers and Members' > "Club Email addresses". The LAST item in this list is the person who is currently listed as your club admin.

If this is not correct, please complete and submit this form to change your club admin:
www.toastmastersclubs.org/welcome/change-admin/

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6 years 8 months ago
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Re FTH3 under Windows 10 using Chrome.

Our FTH site has a webpage of announcements. The first several headings look fine but thereafter, a grey strip runs thru headlines.

I would insert images here but the grey stripe would be faint. It's easier to see on the webpage itself, gribblegatekeepers.toastmastersclubs.org/Announcements.html

- Starting from the top, headers thru 8 December 2018 look fine

- The 11 July 2017 header thereafter is where the stripe first appears

I've tried different settings to eliminate the stripe but nothing works. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong, or if there's an errant unprintable character that is the culprit, or if it's CKEditor (its link no longer exists), or what. I don't see where in the documentation this matter is addressed but if it is, then a link would be great.

Thanks.

Bruce
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Re: Shading behind headers

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Looks like you are using Characters with a grey background. Remove that formatting.
Thank you,

Brian McDonald DTM
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Brian, that worked! I never would've thought of that. Thank you.

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