Alison8

I just sent a message through the internal support – thanks!

Again, just as a reminder, I have made no changes to these tables or the page on which the tables exist in months. Until last week the tables displayed correctly – then all of a sudden, one of them started displaying incorrectly.

Hi Ole,

Sure thing, here are some screenshots. for each set, I’ll post the incorrectly-viewing table first, and the correct one second.

How the tables view in Chrome/Safari/Opera:

How the tables look when previewed on the “Settings” tab in the WordPress dashboard:

How the tables look on the “Editor” tab in the WordPress dashboard:

• This reply was modified 3 years, 8 months ago by Alison8.

Hi there Ole, thanks for getting back to me, I appreciate the help.

The problem still is occurring. The table is displaying in incorrectly in Chrome, Safari, and Opera on desktop. I checked this across multiple computers. For some reason it seems to display correctly in Firefox – so I’m not sure if you were looking at the page in Firefox?

When I go into my WordPress dashboard to view/edit the tables, the two tables preview differently when I load the preview of the table “Settings” tab – the table showing the images at the correct size looks normal in the preview. The table showing the images very small doesn’t even show the images at all in the preview. This is despite the fact that in the “Editor” section of editing the tables, the tables both look the same and have the same settings. In the Editor section, the images look just fine.

What might be going on and how do we fix it?

Thanks again,
Alison

Thanks, hermanfung; I appreciate the idea. I’ll implement that for now until if/when there is a better option. Though it is not mobile responsive, right now you can only see a small amount of the calendar on mobile, so it can’t be any worse than that!

I ended up making the width 600 and the height 500. On a computer, there are still some browser window sizes in which the calendar bleeds into the second column, but most of the time it looks better.

Thank you!

Hi Anders,

Thank you very much for getting back to me and for the helpful information. I actually use a child theme to make any changes – so the update left those all intact. I’m not sure why, but for some reason it looks like the changes I described happened because the custom CSS in the child theme stopped being applied to the site. I just copied the CSS I have in the child theme into the new Extra CSS field in the WordPress customizer and everything went back to normal.

So, that’s good – but is there something in a recent update of Hemingway that could have caused the information from the child theme to stop being used?

Thanks again, and all the best, Alison

Hi Gary,

Ah! That makes sense! I had never used (or noticed) the featured image ability of posts prior to installing Yoast, so thought it was functionality of the plugin. Thank you for the helpful information; I will investigate theme-side.

Hi Kat,

Thank you for the information. I will email you; thanks for providing that option.

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Hi Kat,

Thank you very much for the reply. I followed the instructions listed at https://bwp.hmn.md/knowledge-base/how-to-enable-support/, but after I click “Yes, I want to enable support”, the button on the main plugin page still says “Enable Support” and has not changed to the regular “Support” button. I tried this multiple times in multiple browsers and it still did not work. Any thoughts on how to resolve this problem – so that we can resolve the original problem?

One added piece of information, I have a second site hosted on the same server that a) is still running backups just fine, and b) was just now able to successfully enable support. Maybe the problems are somehow related?

Thank you for the help!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 8 months ago by Alison8. Reason: Typo

That did the trick, thank you very much for the help!

Ah okay, great. I ended up adjusting the margin of .gce-event-day and it did what I wanted. Thank you for the help!

Hi Nick,

Thanks for getting back to me so quickly. The CSS modification is a good suggestion. My calendar list lives in a widget on a sidebar, between other widgets. Via my theme, I can (and have) adjusted the padding between each widget. But I didn’t think I could adjust the padding/margin for a single widget. If I could, though, I could just keep the breaks and decrease the padding at the end of the calendar widget, which would essentially produce the same space between each widget on the page…

Or are you suggesting that I can set the margins above/below each list item within the calendar list? If so, how would I go about doing that? I’ve only ever modified CSS for a theme, not a specific plugin, so it’s not something I’m familiar with. But if it’s possible, it definitely sounds like it would solve the problem.

Thanks for your assistance!

Hi Anders,

Perfect!

.blog-menu li a { color: #XXX; }

did the trick.

Thank you, as always, for your help! It is much appreciated.

All the best,
Alison

Yes! It is fixed for me in version 2.0.5. Additionally, the second problem of all events in the span of “n number of days” not showing up appears to be corrected as well.

Thank you very much for working on this and fixing it! It is much appreciated.

As an additional and potentially related problem (and potentially a larger problem), I cannot get more than one event to show when I choose the “days” option under “number of events per page” – even when there are other events within the timeframe of days given (i.e., if there are two events within the next 7 days and I choose 7 days as the option – it will only show the first event.

If I choose “7 events” as the option, it will show both events, but as mentioned, does not show the date for each event.

What is going on?

Thanks again for the help. I know you are all answering a lot of questions right now.