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Oh, ok! My apologies for not fully communicating what I meant. Maybe this could be a feature request.

Thank you for your time. I guess this isn’t a bug of any sort.

My understanding is that the time zone will appear differently, depending on a user’s location. So although I set the time zone to be Pacific Time, a person who views the courses in Maine or Manchester would see the course time as occurring in their time zone, not Pacific Time.

Yes, that’s correct. Los_Angeles is specified as the Timezone in the settings. On the individual event pages, Los_Angeles is specified in the Time Zone.

No, that option is not checked currently.

Certainly.

Here’s the main page: https://succeedms.com/calendar-of-risk-management-events/

The client was complaining specifically about the actual event entries. For example: https://succeedms.com/event/injury-and-illness-prevention-program-iipp-development-using-the-risk-management-center-21/?instance_id=1193

Thank you

Thank you so much! That would indeed be most excellent.

No particular reason except that 3.5 was what the site was created in. I suppose it’s time for an update.

Thanks for your help nonetheless. Cheers!

I have WordPress 3.5 (which might be earlier than most installs for your plugin).

Thanks for your quick response–I’ve been working with the website more frequently (recently) and I’m really pleased with how helpful and grass-roots the WordPress community is.

No error–when I click Activate, the page refreshes but nothing else happens. Yes, this is the first plugin I’ve seen this happen with.

I’ve uploaded other plugins recently to wp-content/plugins and haven’t had any problems, so I’m not lead to believe that it’s a permission issue.

Solved it, although in a roundabout way. My solution was to create a new header.php file, which specified which image to use. Then I linked the header.php to the plugin via the WP Catalouge CSS (had to edit several files).

I realize this question should probably be in the hacks section. Not sure how to move it.