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Okay, I will have to update. Thanks again!

Sorry, last thing. The Next and Previous links are not working. I am getting an error in the console:

[Error] TypeError: undefined is not a function (evaluating ‘$(‘body’).on’)
(anonymous function) (gce-script.js, line 63)
ready (jquery.min.js, line 29)
u (jquery.min.js, line 37)

Not sure what that means.

Never mind. With the new Id the CSS will change. Duh ??

Thanks for your help! I can update the CSS.

Update:

I had a small error in my shortcode that was giving me the error messages.

I seemed to have lost some of the styling I had before. Is this common with the update or should it have carried over?

That’s ok! I thought that might be the case, but when I checked the Calendar IDs for each feed, they were entered and correct despite the error message.

So I have tried the new ID and shortcode format and a now getting the error “The feed URL has not been set. Please make sure to set it correctly in the Feed settings.” for each feed. This may be a silly question but I don’t see anywhere in the feed settings to add a a feed URL.

No, it doesn’t work.

Hi, thanks for the response Nick.
It would not have been disabled in the last couple of days. I don’t have wp_footer() in that page template but when I added it in nothing happened. If the JavaScript was disabled it would probably be commented out or missing from the header.php file or be in the functions.php file, correct?

Thanks for the response. We uninstalled because of said problems. Going forward, if you get it working on muti-site we will re-install.

I say it’s a child page because it is not a link on the main nav but rather you have to first go to About. Then there is a sub-nav with a News link.

I have the respective menus showing on the rest of the site by using the following code:

<?php
if ( is_page( 'solutions' )) {
	wp_nav_menu(array('menu'=>'solutions-menu' ));
}
elseif ( is_page( 'webcasts' ) || is_ancestor( '17' ) ) {
	wp_nav_menu(array('menu'=>'webcasts-menu' ));
}
 ?>

This doesn’t seem to be working with the posts page. I also tried naming it directly e.g.

<?php
if ( is_page( 'solutions' )) {
	wp_nav_menu(array('menu'=>'solutions-menu' ));
}
elseif ( is_page( 'news' )) {
	wp_nav_menu(array('menu'=>'about-menu' ));
}
 ?>

This also doesn’t seem to work. I am getting a menu but not the correct one. Instead I am getting a menu consisting of News and Press Releases. Press Releases is the other post page I have on this site. I use categories to post each to it’s own page.

Okay gotcha. I amended the code and the warning disappeared. Great!

Now knowing this what would be the recommended way to call the About Menu? This page is still, for all intents and purposes, a child page of About. I still need to call the About Menu but have to do it differently than the current mechanism used for all other pages.

Sorry for my ignorance. I am learning pHp as I go.

Where should I put this statement? In functions.php or within the sidebar.php where I am trying to call the menu? How would I specifically check the news page? The above function works perfectly for the rest of the site. It is only the posts page (news) that I get the warning on.