cpaprotna

I’m having the same issue with multiple conditional rules. Each of my rules work alone, but as soon as a second rule is added, none of them work. Plugin version 0.2.6, WordPress version 4.7, Contact Form 7 Version 4.6

When I finally went back to work on this, the error was gone. I’m not sure what was changed on the site.

Thanks for the response.

I ended up creating a test subdomain so I could make changes. Turns out the original developer was using a template (not front-page.php) for the page and had multiple queries on the page. Instead of using the standard loop, they used the ID of the home page to get the content.

Took me forever to hunt down.

I see that you have this fixed. What did you do to resolve the issue? I’m having the same problem and can’t seem to find the cause.

That would be great!

I found this plugin that works wonderfully…. Custom Post Type Date Archives

Did you do a find all? I can see this around line 626: `#content {
width: 100%;
float: left;
margin-top: 30px;
}`

and this around line 1112: `#content {
float: left;
margin: 40px 20px 40px 0 !important;
width: 680px !important;
}`

if you are using a child theme, the code may be in the style sheet of the parent theme and not the one you are using. If you can’t find that, then I’m not sure where else to look. I hope this helps.

Search the theme’s style.css for #content and you should find it. I gave you the info based on inspecting the elements in chrome, so line numbers could be off.

Your theme has a 0 margin on the left side of the page for the content area.

You can edit your theme’s css file and change that:

#content {
    float: left;
    margin: 40px 20px 40px 0 !important;
    width: 680px !important;
}

just change it to margin: 40px !important;

it’s around line 1112 of the style.css in the optimizer theme

Do you know how many times WordPress sites are brute force attacked? adding an extra measure of security to the login page of a site may be desired by some people. I don’t think it should be a feature that is always on once recaptcha is enabled, but a setting that can be turned on for the people
Who want it.

I have resolved this issue. When I set up the recaptcha with google I only included https://www.mydomain.com. In WordPress, the url always gets changed to just mydomain.com. So it was failing because the recaptcha didn’t recognize it as a valid domain. Adding both https://www.mydomain.com and mydomain.com to the settings in the recaptcha definition worked to resolve the issue.

I will add that I removed the google recaptcha from the form and it submitted fine. It just seems that the recaptcha is always marking messages as spam. What can we do to prevent this? I’ve tried it on both a mobile and desktop version of the site.

Have you tried displaying your calendar on a website?

I have a site that is WordPress 4.4.2, I switched it to the TwentyFifteen THeme.

I installed a fresh copy of your plugin and inactivated ALL other plugins.

When I view a page with the following shortcode, the calendar is not shown: [Spider_Calendar id=”1″ theme=”13″ default=”month” select=”month,”]

You have a bug in your plugin, you should not need admin access to my site to figure this one out.

In bigcalendarmonth.php at line 254

if(count($views)==1 and $views[0]==$defaultview)
{
$display="display:none";
$display="";
echo '<style>
@media only screen and (max-width : 640px) { 

#views_tabs_select
{
	display:none !important;
}
}

</style>';
}

There was an update the resolved half of my issue, however I modified the plugin to remove a style=display:none from the code. If you use F12 in your browser and navigate to where the calendar should be, you should see he calendar is there, but for some reason the tab gets set to display none when there is only 1 calendar to display.

I also modified the code to fix some PHP warnings with they way they construct their classes that extend WP_Widget.

At this point I don’t know if the missing calendar is a conflict with another plugin or a big in the plugin, but it’s working enough for me.