dxladner

NO. I installed the plugin from the WordPress directory. When I did the update I was on the plugins page of my local WordPress site.

As a developer, I am sure I could find a fix but my worry is when the site gets delivered to the client and an issue like this happens. The client will have NO idea what to do.

Thanks for all of your help!.

Darren

Nick,

I upgraded the plugin to the new version and I am still getting an error: Fatal error: Class ‘Carbon\Carbon’ not found in /Applications/MAMP/htdocs/wpcli/wp-content/plugins/google-calendar-events/includes/functions/shared.php on line 230

jmaxphotography,

I have not heard anything back from you since the past week. I am going to mark this topic as resolved. If you are still having issues, please open up a new ticket. You can also receive support from the plugins website at: hyperdrivedesigns.com

Thanks,

Darren

maxphotography,

I am sorry for getting back to you so late. I never received an email from WordPress about this support issue.

Are you still having issues?

if so can you send me a link to your website so I can see exactly what you are talking about?

Between each client logo I am getting what looks like a white _ or – appearing.

I am not seeing the issue on my website so I really need to see the issue so I can try and fix the issue.

CCFW,

I did some research and there are no options for font size in Google Calendar. From my research, many people have asked Google to make it an option in the iframe section like you would control your calendar size and background color but as of right now, Google has yet to make this an option for embedding the Google Calendar. But I did figure out that you CAN do this using CSS. In order to change the size of the text for the calendar you would need to make changes to your CSS style sheets that target the Google Calendar.

Next time I have to do an update, I will try and make some options where users can edit the font size from the admin panel. If you do not know how to edit the CSS, just find someone that knows CSS and they should be able to make the necessary changes for you.

Sorry that I do not have an easy ‘Push A Button’ fix right now. I wish Google would have added this option. I am sure in the next couple of months I will try and add this option. But in the meantime, editing the CSS will do the trick.

If you cannot find a CSS person to help you and still need some help, please fill out a support ticket on my website https://hyperdrivedesigns.com/
and I will try and find someone for you.

Here plugin version has been uploaded and tested. Topic has been resolved.

Jeff,
I made the necessary updates to the code and uploaded the new version.

Thanks again for your help and bringing the new option to the plugin. When I first created this plugin, it was meant to be on its own page for my client. So I am glad you ran across this new and improved option.

Thanks,

Darren

Jeff,

thanks for the suggestion. I will take a look at it and if everything works then I will send over an update. You are the first one to bring up this issue. Appreciate you doing some of the work already for me:)

Darren

you can do a condional type of tag and first check for posts with a thumbnail_id then display those only and then check for posts without a thumbnail_id and then print out those posts.

for example using PHP

wp post loop
while have posts
if(!empty(thumbnail_id)
{
then print out those posts
}
elseif (empty(thumbnail_id)
{
the print out those posts.
}
end posts loop

Registered users normal do not have access to your website plugins and theme settings.

So accomplishing this task is probably not possible by your users.

I am not sure which plugin you are using but I am sure that there is a setting in the plugin which sets the Twitter user id for pulling the tweets for that user. Also I am not sure if your plugin allows for multiple Twitter ids in the settings. If so, then you can get the User Twitter ids and place them in the plugins settings. If that is not an option then you might need to contact the developer of that plugin for some help.

If you dropdown is not working then it is most probably a jquery file issue. Did you check to see that your jquery is being loading?

Did you check your spelling on your classes and DOM elements?

theanxiousone,

first I would check and look under the themes options and see if there is an option for your request to hide Blog Post text. from my experience, this is probably not an option but it is worth it to check

if there is no option then you will need to edit the themes files in order to do this. you can edit the theme files directly but the best idea is to create a child theme with just the changes you want. My not just edit the theme files directly? Well if edit the theme files directly, and next time you do an update to that theme then your changes will be override. So best way to create a Child theme with your changes.

If you only need to change one line of code then a Child theme might be overkill. So you could then just edit the one line of code in the theme files but always remember that doing an update will override any changes. You can always save that one line of code to a notepad doc, then do the theme update and then add that line of code back in after update is complete.

If you do not feel comfortable doing this yourself, then you will need to find a WordPress theme designer/developer to help you with this.

There also might be Wp Plugins that might accomplish this task for you. Be sure and do a search for WP Plugins that can edit your post excerpts.

Hope this gives you some direction. Be sure to let us know if this has helped or if you need some more help!

If these are posts on your front page, the easiest way to reorder your posts is by editing the publish date. Most likely the theme your are using, the author has set up the order of posts by most recent. So say you want to just reuse and older post, be sure and change the Publish date and it should appear back at the top.

please let us know if this was able to fix your issue.

R you still having issues with your Image files? Are you running WordPress in a Windows Environment and using IIS web server? I have experienced this many times with WordPress sites running on IIS web server? You have to add the correct file extensions for your images in the MIMI Types settings under IIS Manager and also make sure that the website folder has the proper permissions.
Again this is only for WordPress sites running under Windows environments using IIS web server

natmichal,

did you ever get your site up. Also when moving wordpress you will need to update your database wp_options table to point to the correct URL for your website. When you have your site local, the wordpress website URL will probably be something like this https://localhost/wordpressWooWebsite/. When you move your site to your hosting server you will need to change this value in the wp_options table to point to the new domain.