billrodgers2013

It worked with going back to the Customizr theme alone but not with my Child theme. Will try and remove all the Child customisations and add them back and see what happens.

Thanks.
Customizr is 3.1.24
Am using a child theme.
No changes made to that though. Only change was setting up Connections Business Manager and then disabling Spider Cataolog because it caused a conflict with it. Spider Catalog used lightbox for images.
I might try activating Customizr alone first instead of the child theme and then try for a plugin conflict.

The insecure content is mostly due to All In One Event Calendar. A theme change for that will stop the warnings for a while. I moderate in their forums and test their software and that issue is on the list to be fixed for the next release.

Hi nikeo,
It happens on the front page at https://thmcec.org.au
I click on the image in the first post with the title “You Have Got To Be Kidding Me!” and the image opens below the footer.
Same with the image in the next post.
W3 Total Cache is being used but I’ve never had an issue with it before and it happens regardless of whether I am logged in (and therefore bypassing the cache) or not.

Also happens on every other page (example https://thmcec.org.au/charities-thmcec-supports/ ) where a single image has been inserted. Those previously opened in a lightbox. Galleries are not affected.

oops, didn’t mark as resolved. Now …

Thanks for that!
I discovered the answer ??

This the feedback I just received on this:

Based on the validator output, the big issues I see are:
1. The comments section is inserting HTML tags in the title attribute of the post: This breaks all subsequent tags till it gets back around to the end of the div.

<h1 class="entry-title format-icon">
<span class="summary">THMCEC 22nd Annual Border Poker Run</span>
<span class="comments-link">
<a href="#tc-comment-title" title="Comment(s) on <span class="summary">THMCEC 22nd Annual Border Poker Run</span>">
<span class="fs1 icon-bubble" >
</span>
<span class="inner">
1
</span>
</a>
</span>
</h1>

I’ve broken up the tags to show the issue. The highlighted section is the title (including HTML) that the plugin brings to the table. If you’re creating a valid HTML tag, you need to make sure that any attribute fields DO NOT contain HTML tags, as it’s just not allowed. It’s pretty simple: Remove any all tags (or at least encode them so they’re escaped) when using them as a value in a HTML attribute field.
Basically, from that point on, the validator gets quite confused and throws a lot of errors that aren’t really errors.

Thanks for the info.
Much appreciated.
Will pass this on to the plugin developers.

Thanks for that.
Excellent! It works like a charm.
You really are worth more money.

Thanks for that!
I ended up using the cod snippet example to add a widget area under the navbar, moved it to the right and then padded it a bit.
then used Advanced Text widget and entered the php code there.
Worked like a charm even though Advanced Text Widget would show the buttons if I did the same in a sidebar but they wouldn’t work.

Possibly a convoluted way to go about it but I now have a widget area up top. If only I could add more widgets and have them side-by-side and not stacked on top.

The plot thickens on this.
I tried all of the above with no luck.
Went into the database and wp_capabilities for the admin account where everything was ok is:
a:2:{s:13:"administrator";b:1;s:13:"bbp_keymaster";b:1;}

Changed the other admin accounts to this and they now also operate as should.

Not a clue what to do with the regular accounts.
BBPress *was* installed but was deactivated. An obvious reference there that still remains. No clue either what all of the above means or I might be able to fix the other non-admin accounts.

Ideas?

^^ Try Version 2.0.6.

This seems fixed in 2.0.6

Without details of how it is “broken” it’s difficult to provide help for you. There are some bugs that are easily fixed.
How is it “broken”?

For CSS/Formatting issues you usually just need to do this:
“Select theme and then regenerate your CSS:
Go to Dashboard -> Events -> Calendar Theme and select the theme you want to use. Immediately after that, go to Dashboard -> Events -> Theme Options and hit Save Options (this regenerates the CSS).
If you get an error message after hitting Save Options, you may need to use the Reset to Defaults button to reset all the theme colours/fonts/etc back to their defaults. After this, try hitting the Save Options button again.”

With https://www.oshonow.net/calendar I can;t see anything Calendar related at all – not even messed up CSS.

Have you set the default calendar page in Settings?

^^ Read above! The workaround works!