Eric Burnett

Hi Jan,

I just received an email from a Slack admin saying he reset my account for me. I’ve since been able to log-in successfully.

Thank you so much for your help! I’m quite glad that it got worked out.

Thanks Jan, I appreciate it!

If you’re still looking for another solution to this, I would actually recommend just having two separate WordPress sites: one for your main site and one for your blog. If you want to use two different themes for two different sections of your site, it’s probably best/simplest to have two separate WordPress installs on the same domain. This guide should help you get started.

@cefiar:

Would this be a better fix (getting WordPress’s timezone from settings)?

Instead of deleting:
->set_timezone('UTC')

Just change it to:
->set_timezone(get_option('timezone_string'))

Of course, I think it would be better to get the timezone from All-in-One Calendar’s settings instead since a user might have a specific timezone for their calendar; but, I’m not exactly sure how to do that, so I will just leave that to the plugin developers…

Thank you very much for your input so far, definitely appreciated.

Actually, it seems as if I have found the problem. It turns out that it is a bug in the plugin itself. If you comment-out line 184 in all-in-one-event-calendar\app\view\calendar\view\month.php, it fixes the issue. (By the way, this was tested with all plugins disabled while using the Twenty Fifteen theme.)

->set_timezone('UTC')

Here’s the bug: the plugin assumes that the timezone should be UTC. I found this out because the issue only occurs between 8PM and 12AM. My timezone is currently EDT, which is UTC-4. Therefore, this section of code is actually off four hours, which throws off the day, which somehow throws off the month, and that is what throws off the month navigation buttons.

Hi,

Sorry to re-open this thread, but it turns out that this issue is not actually resolved. The issue seems to be intermittent, and it also seems to appear on other sites as well, not just the one I’m working on (see this screenshot of my site). Also, see this other site as an example of a different site using All-in-One Event Calendar (be sure to use the month calendar view). See the first post at the top for details on this issue.

Okay, so it looks like it has fixed itself, which is very odd… Now it looks just like it normally would. It was messed up for about 45 minutes, but now it seems that it has corrected itself. Definitely wasn’t any sort of caching issue, so I’m not sure what fixed it. Oh well, consider this resolved! (Unless it decides to break itself again somehow…)

Hi Tomas,

I can’t really say when the new version will be released since I am not a developer for this plugin nor am I affiliated with the team behind it. I had your same issue on my site, so I offered the suggestion of using my fix as a temporary workaround.

Hi Tomas,

I have the same problem on a site I’ve been working on. Here’s some CSS to use as a temporary fix until this plugin gets updated:

.boxTitle, .boxCaption {
	display: none;
}

This will hide the titles.

You could try updating your site manually to the latest version of WordPress in case it’s an issue with the automatic installer.

If you would like to try updating gradually, you could manually update your site using past versions of WordPress which you can find here.

It sounds like you already have a backup for your site, but in case you don’t, you’ll want to back it up before trying to update it manually.

Here is a plugin that should do the trick: Conditional Menus by Themify

I haven’t used it before, but it looks like it should help you with what you’re trying to accomplish.

I would suggest asking your web host to see if having them restore your database is a possibility. First, you should check with them to see if you did indeed delete your database. If you did, and they can’t restore it, then, unfortunately, you will have to start over with a fresh version of WordPress. All of your posts, pages, categories, users, tags, links, options, and custom fields are stored in the database and not in your site’s files.

You will need to be logged in as Super Admin. If you look near the end of the answer on the link I posted, you will see your issue addressed at the bottom of the post (where it says “Update”) as well as in the comments section.

I see from your screenshot that you are using WordPress Multisite. This post should help solve your issue.

Hi Osama,

You will have to install plugins and themes from within WordPress’ Dashboard (site.com/wp-admin) instead of cPanel. Here are instructions on how to install plugins and themes:

How to install WordPress plugins

How to install WordPress themes