chucklasker

I tried pausing one of the schedules and it popped up “wrong_nonce” and didn’t pause it.

Since it was the developer’s PayPal, my client can’t access that. Looks like they got screwed. Not the plugin’s fault, though!

Thank you very much.

Here is the development website:

https://shakakauai.com/

The center footer widget is the Open Hours: Overview widget. It works fine.

The Open Hours: Current Status widget is in the header, under the menu.

I deactivated all the other plugins and it’s doing the same thing. I also tried deleting the plugin and reinstalling it. Still the same.

Thanks for your help.

I have the time zone set to Honolulu. I tried the {time} tag as described above. It shows the correct time, but the open status is wrong.

For example, it shows “It’s 3:57 pm. We’re closed until tomorrow at 9:30 am” when it should say open until 9pm.

Thanks.

I knew it would be something so simple. LOL

Thanks!

Sorry – one thread in particular, yes.

Okay, now that I’ve worked on it some more, I have an issue that I hope you can solve.

I don’t want any drop downs in the admin bar. So I used the Custom Menus functionality to add links. You can see what I mean here:

https://accessorywarehouseinc.com/

If I use the WP Menus option to add a menu, it’s a drop down. I also tried unchecking “Hide Logout” in settings but those options don’t seem to have an effect when using Custom Menus. Any thoughts?

BAW Login/Logout menu was perfect. Thank you!

I don’t see it even in Modules.

I couldn’t get it to work. Actually, I don’t care if it’s administrators or anyone else, I want the link either gone or replaced with ‘#’, something like that. So maybe something like above without the IF statement?

Thanks!

Figured it out. Had Do Not Translate in the menu so it doesn’t break the menu drop down, and that kept ?lang=fr off the end of the URLs. That sucks. I need a “do not translate the words, but handle the URLs the same.”

More investigative info:

If I click to make French the default language, then go to another page, it’s in English, but there is an option to set English as the default language. When I select French, it doesn’t have that option. So it KNOWS French is the default language, but it’s not translating the page automatically.