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Hold that thought. I managed to find the way the gifs were assigned in the style sheet, found the CSS code for each one, and copied that code into the CSS Classes for the missing menu items.

It’s a bit of a quick and dirty fix, but it’ll do the job for now – it looks like the stylesheet is stored in a folder not accessible by the editor, and person I’m working on the site for doesn’t have the FTP details anymore. Once we find these we can change the coding properly, but for now it works.

Thanks for your help Jason =)

Hi Jason,

Thanks for getting back to me.

The menu itself is a single primary menu, and has no child pages attached to it. Assigning a page as a child page doesn’t work I’m afraid.

I’ve made a bit of progress, but to be honest this level of WordPress coding is a bit beyond my level of expertise.

Each of the coloured tabs is actually a gif setting in a directory on the site. I believe these are then assigned through this type of coding:

<li id="menu-item-751" class="menu-item menu-item-type-post_type menu-item-object-page menu-item-751"><a href="/contact-us/">Contact Us</a></li>

At some point one of the pages (originally menu-item-64) was removed and readded, which changed the menu item number. As a result, the coloured tab assigned to it no longer appears. I can force it to appear by changing the stylesheet through Chrome, but if you try and edit the stylesheet itself in WordPress, it appears blank – I’m guessing it’s a bootstrap sheet?

As a result I have no idea how to make the changes permanent.

Hi Angelo,

I think we’ve tracked this down to being a problem with the theme we’ve got in place – the Be Human theme uses this events plugin as part of its setup. Disabling the plugin and using another still doesn’t work correctly, but if the theme is switched for a WordPress default, it works fine.

I’m working with the theme authors to fix this now, so I’ll close the post. Thanks for all your and caimin’s help!

Hello,

Sorry to bump this, but do you have any thoughts on how I might resolve this issue?

Many thanks!

Hi ciamin_nwi,

I’ve gone through and made sure the time and date pickers match up in both the Events settings and WordPress admin settings, so we don’t need to worry about the incorrect times appears in the admin.

The problem remains with the frontend. No matter what time is chosen as the start time for an event, the time for it on the frontend is always 12:00am. Finish time and date is displaying correctly.

Hi Angelo,

The site isn’t live yet, and so provides a blank front to any visitors. I can set up an account and send you the details privately if you’d like to take a closer look.

Thanks,

Derek

Hi caimin_nwl, thanks for getting back to me.

It sort of displays correctly in the Events admin area – it displays the correct times, but still in 12 hour mode.

Formatting is as follows:

Date Format – d/m/Y
Date Picket Format – dd/mm/yy
Date Separator – ‘ – ‘
Time Format – H:i
Time Separator – ‘ – ‘

Hope this helps!

Correct. The one I’m looking at at the moment has a start and end date on the same day (14th October), with a start time of 13:00 and an end time of 15:00, at least in the editor.

We’ve tried both 12 and 24 hour settings. What’s odd is that even though we now have it set to 24 hours, on the site itself it displays 12:00 am as start time, and end time of 3:00pm.

I’m 90% certain I tried that before I posted, but lo and behold it worked.

Thanks franklinisacat =)