cpostill

After more troubleshooting, this surprisingly ended up being a weird CSS conflict with another plugin. Events that immediately followed other events were present, but hidden through CSS. Hope this helps anyone else that bumps into this weird conflict! Thanks for your help nonetheless Joe!

Hrm, unfortunately neither of the events has that checkbox checked.

I’ve since tried Trash-ing those events, deleting them, and then creating completely new events (with different titles in case of a keyword usage or some weird duplicate confusion, etc.). It’s the strangest thing, same behaviour. Scheduling both on the 6th only shows only one of them, moving one of them to the 7th hides the 7th completely, moving one of them to the 5th hides the 6th completely….

Interestingly, I’ve also tried moving them both to a random date (e.g. Nov 20th) and I get the same pattern – adding to the same day only shows one of the events, adding one to the following day hides it, adding one to the preceding day hides the day of.

So it’s not date or event specific. It just seems that I can’t add new events that fall within 1 day of each other anymore without this odd behaviour.

Mind you, I do have 192 existing past events – could this be causing issues somehow?!

C

Hi oncletom, thanks for the quick reply!

I’ve read through the documentation, which got me this far, it’s just that for some strange reason the file never gets included in the header. I’ve enqueued plain old .css stylesheets as a test and they are included in the header just fine. During testing I also noticed that if I passed a low (e.g. 9999) priority to my add_action(); which called the function to enqueue my LESS files, the actual .less file WAS included in my header, but the generated .css file was just ignored.

Not too sure how to proceed from here but thanks for the feedback regardless. Where in your code does it ‘automagically’ include the newly generated .css file? Maybe I could have a look at that to test?

Chris