chris

Hi jehovejr,

Unfortunately not. Switched to another slider. Royalslider from codecanyon. Best money I’ve spent for a plugin. It’s mobile friendly too.

Worked for me as well. Does anyone know how to add the Super Admin to a new site by default when it’s created?

But I’m the Network Admin and I’m the only one creating sites. I’ve never experienced this before with a Multisite install. I should be able to see and make changes to all the sites that I create, correct?

So instead of creating another attribute just for this, I decided to spell the initializing category “education” with a “z” in front. So naming the category “zeducation” has enabled me to still use the term and not have to worry about the alphabetical issue.

Here’s an example. The Experience Change course is supposed to be displaying Experience Design as the category. It currently reads Education, which is also selected as a category so it displays the register link in the sidebar within the course.

It doesn’t seem to matter if I make it a child category or not. However, the Business is Design course shows the Business Design category, but not Education, which is what I want.

https://shadowfaxdigital.com/cdi/education/courses-for-individuals/

I decided against using a specific page for the lists (configured in the events list/archives setting), for a couple reasons. One, I have to display lists for different categories within events. So what I did was use the EM shortcodes in each of my pages to display them.

[events_list limit="3"]
<div class="grid_2 events-col">
<img src="#_EVENTIMAGEURL"  width="170" height="100" border="0"></a><br />
        <h2>#_EVENTLINK</h2>
<p>#_EVENTEXCERPT</p>
</div>
[/events_list]

In Pages > Event list/archives which I had someone missed…

@sohum, are you using the Read More link in the WP WYSIWYG to create the break for the excerpt?

any idea on how to fix it?

I realized it is a problem with the Roots Framework. Happens on both the parent and child theme. Does anyone have an idea of where this might be causing the conflict or where I can look to find a solution? The theme does use wp_head and it also does a bunch or rewriting for clean url output. Thanks

Found the solution to click the Use wpautop function box to auto format p and line break.

Figured out my own problem so I wanted to post the solution incase anyone else has this issue. I was not properly calling the file. Make sure to change the attribute “Material” to whatever your attribute is called within the Template Content section of your Template.

<?php if(isset($attr['Material']) && !empty($attr['Material'])){?>
<a href="<?php
   global $post;
   $material = get_post_meta($post->ID, 'Material', true);
   echo wp_get_attachment_url($material);
   ?>">Download</a>
<? } ?>

Anyone have any insight on this?

Do what Marcus suggested. Instead of trying to remove them all together, use a plugin to noindex those event posts, and maybe use a redirect plugin in the event someone lands on the URL somehow.

Great. Appreciate the help Andrea_R!