EDIT: Ignore this post. Decided to release the update straight away so skip to the next post.
Ok, I've just updated my test forums and I could see what the problem was straight away. They've changed the CSS affected the online user listing and the changes they made meant that my css was no longer taking affect.
I'll roll out an update including the fix very shortly but in the meantime if you haven't already followed Sarcoth's alternative fix (doing both until the update would likely double the effect) then just change the two lines of CSS to:
Code:
#wgo_onlineusers .commalist li.nocomma:after {content: "";}
#wgo_onlineusers .commalist li.br{display:block;}
all I've done is add #wgo_onlineusers to the front of the two lines.
Just means that my css now takes priority again.
EDIT: When I say release an update: I'll be putting those CSS changes into their own template and auto including just to avoid any issues like that (even though that wasn't the problem this time around). I'm updating the initial post now with the new instructions.