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Thanks. I’m just not sure how the person uploaded an image without having it associated to their listing. I tried adding a test listing with an image, and it worked as expected for me. For this person, there was no image on their listing, yet somehow there was an image in the media library that they had uploaded. There’s no other way for them to access the media library other than uploading through their listing.

This has only happened once so I’m hoping it was just a one-time glitch.

Thanks for your reply. I figured out what I did. Apparently at some point in the past I hid that option with CSS. I undid that and it’s working fine now.

Thank you, I did contact Petfinder about that. I also found Petfinder’s new responsive embeddable pet list which actually would work fine for our purposes.

Thanks for your reply. I turned on debug and got the rate limit exceeded error. The timing I guess was coincidental that it happened right after I switched the site to use https. I changed the count to 50 and also enabled caching. After my daily usage reset, pets are displaying again.

Just a follow up in case it helps someone else — you have to type something into the size field even though it looks like it is already set to 400px.

This is marked as resolved — can you share what the resolution was? I’m also not seeing an image. Or if you can direct me to a tutorial, maybe I’m missing something simple.

Thanks. I changed the WordPress admin email to one that uses the site domain and now the payment notifications are being delivered.

Forgot to mention – replace wpdmpro with the name of your custom post type (example is for WordPress Download Manager).

I figured this out — hope it helps someone.

1. Copy single.php to your child theme
2. Rename it single-wpdmpro.php
3. Add fullwidth-content-area class
4. Remove the line that calls the sidebar.

Here’s the code.

<?php
/**
 * The template for displaying all single posts.
 *
 * @package Poseidon
 */

get_header(); ?>

	<section id="primary" class="fullwidth-content-area content-area">

		<main id="main" class="site-main" role="main">
				
		<?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();

			get_template_part( 'template-parts/content', 'single' );

			poseidon_related_posts();

			comments_template();

		endwhile; ?>
		
		</main><!-- #main -->
	</section><!-- #primary -->
	

<?php get_footer(); ?>

Solved – I found the Labels Edit add-on.

Thanks for your reply. The details output appears in sc_event-list.php but I couldn’t figure out where to apply the strip_tags function. We ended up using collapse details instead, and that seems to have solved our particular problem.