ClaytonDaniels

I’ve had to edit the template-functions.php and other core plugin files to achieve the results I was looking for (due to it being 5 days and still no response from plugin author).

This just can’t be the correct way, as all these changes go away if there is an update to the plugin.

Also, 521 Ash Street, 41018, Elsmere, KY, USA just CAN’T be how you programmed the code to display an address. This has NEVER been the way to display an address… ever.

I’d still like to hear back on if the above issues can be resolved a more feasible way that doesn’t have me editing the same files over and over each time there is an update to the plugin.

Resolved… it was a theme issue.

Resolved with the silly Permalinks bug. Settings -> Permalinks -> Save Changes should fix the issue.

You need to link to other websites. You didn’t list your site or a general idea of what it’s about, so we can’t help much, but essentially, link to other websites outside of your own.

For example, my site has links to WordPress and Joomla and Google Analytics.

Simple as that ??

Nevermind… didn’t have the STW Rendering Type set properly. All good now!

I’ve done the Permalinks thing to… that wasn’t the issue. Again, the pages show up when viewing the site, it’s just that I cannot access them to edit them in the backend.

Wondering if this is some kind of database/permissions issue (which is weird, as I am the Administrator).

I went ahead and just removed the grid month view…. went with embedding the google calendar directly via iframe.

The events not showing up was a settings issue, I had Number of Days ahead instead of Number of Events!

Thanks for the time!

The above didn’t narrow it down any.

I’ve disabled all plugins, nothing.
Uninstalled/Reinstalled, nothing.

I’m still not getting any popups over my events and now, nothing past April 2015 shows up, even though there are events for May.

Any help would be appreciated!

Meant to respond to this and mark it as resolved. I noticed when I went into the the Text editor (instead of the visual editor) that the short-codes were wrapped in <div> tags with classes already set:

<div class="gce-list-event gce-tooltip-event">x</div>
<div class="gce-list-event gce-tooltip-event">y</div>
<div class="gce-list-event gce-tooltip-event">z</div>

It was simple enough to change these classes to what I needed.

Thanks for the response!

Right, I’m not sure why it was programmed that way. But it looks as if, on a few of the pages, there is markup in the page.

The page content is placed in a div tag with an id=col-62… the other content that is pulled into the page (from a widget area) is placed in a div with an id=col-38.

Those widgets that are called in have code that is closing the col-38, col-62 and main div tags.

I didn’t program it that way, that how I got it. And now it seems to be ruining some of the pages.

This could all be resolved if WordPress wouldn’t close out the tags. I know why it is doing so, it think the markup is incorrect, but this can’t be the first time a Page has had markup in it that was being used to call in widgets. Maybe?

He says… two months later and a month and a half after the project is done. I went back to the Joomla Gantry product to get the job done, just not enough play on the WP side of things.

Thanks for the response though, maybe it will help someone else!

The iconic-one theme is not a commercial theme… it’s found here: https://www.ads-software.com/themes/iconic-one

Since you can download that theme (I’m using the free version, non-commercial), I’ll try and be more specific.

On customizing the themonic-customizer.php page in the iconic-one/inc/ folder, I want to change the label for LinkedIn on line 129.

I’d imagine I would go about that by creating a folder/file INSIDE of my child theme as such:

iconic-one-child/inc/themonic-customizer.php

If I make that change on line 129, say change LinkedIn to YouTube, I would expect the Label on the customization page to read… YouTube.

However, that doesn’t happen.

So, exact same situation, the only difference being, this is a non-commercial theme… why does making a change on a file within a directory of my child theme NOT overwrite the file as I would expect it to?

Thanks for you help!

Sorry, thought that was made clear in my second post…

This particular example occurs in the Flexform theme from swiftideas.net. I have had the exact problem (although different directory structure) occur on the iconic one theme, found on the www.ads-software.com theme repository.

There are a few other themes that I can’t recall right now, but will research later if you persist with the question about whose theme it is.

If you don’t mind telling what you are trying to get at, I’d be more than willing to answer. Again, I’m sorry if I don’t have all the terminology down, I’m new to wordpress and I thought this was the place to go for dumb newbie questions. ??

That’s how it looks when I download the theme files…

-/theme
--/css
---responsive.css
--/images
--/includes
--/js
--/language
--/woocommerce
-style.css

bunch of folders, as you can see, responsive files, along with bootstrap and font-awesome files in there as well.

It’s happened on Multiple themes. The flexform theme from swiftideas.net and the Iconic-one theme on www.ads-software.com.

I know, ask the theme developer. But that has proved to be useless. Let’s just say that the above is MY theme (and yes, I want to make a child theme of my theme)… is using that important statement on the responsive.css file correct?

It seems so simple to me, new to WP, trying to learn, that simple using the @import statement should work… but it doesn’t ever seem to work if the file I’m trying to overwrite is in a directory other than root.