chuckzee

The issue is pretty specific – let’s say I have a ‘table’ layout, four cells in two rows. I pull four events, but the fourth one is on a different day. There’s no way to make it inline with the third event, so it breaks to the next line – because divs etc are rectangles.

For the record, this is where I removed the <div class=”gce-event-day”> </div> bits.

if ( $day_markup != '' ) {
				$markup .= '' . $day_markup . '';
			}

For now, I’ve edited the plug in and removed where it creates the div – but I was hoping for a solution that wouldn’t break every time I update the plug in.

Visual – I try and do things the way I think my admins will. Which way should I be doing it? I turn off the automatic p tag bits.

Ended up using the widget on new sites – it’s just annoying I guess. Thanks Nick.

Specifically, this is happening when we use the shortcode in a widget. (I realize this is a bit outdated now, as there is a Google Calendar Events widget – but this is the way it is on our 20+ sites)

You are killin it Phil, thanks man. All my sites are back up with minimal speed bumps.

I have my upcoming events stuff displayed in a widget area – so all I did was remove the shortcode and gave them a visual editor area to manually input events right now. Had five site admins (the rest are oblivious) calling me this morning wondering why their events disappeared ?? Thanks for working on it Phil.

Read the top post on the forum – the Google API that this plug in used is out of commission, but he is rolling out an update soon… ish. In the meantime there is downtime.

Read the top post on the forum – the Google API that this plug in used is out of commission, but he is rolling out an update soon… ish. In the meantime there is downtime.

Hi, just wanted echo this – I’ve checked the local calendar setting, the wordpress timezone setting, etc … having an issue where one of my clients clicks on the event and gets the wrong time, though I see it correctly. Super strange. Wanted to throw that out there just in case it was related.