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Okay. I found the obvious way to add users to a group individually – Assign Group.

But I still need to understand why new users are not automatically being added to the default group.

Thanks.

This turns out not to be an issue. I was looking at a profile that had no contact information. My recollection was that the fields displayed empty, which apparently was incorrect. Looking at a profile with contact information I see that the plugin is working correctly.

Got it. As many times as I read the responses to the template question, I didn’t get that the actual folder “default” needed to be renamed. I had just placed all the relevant files in …themes. With the renamed folder in my parent theme folder, I can now see and select my template in General and the changes on the frontend.

Thanks.

I found it. Long ago, I added some code associated with the deleted plugin to my child theme functions.php. Remove code and it’s working now.

Denzel,

After going to the sitewide options tab, I found that is how it was set up. Scrolling down, turns out the Reg Page widget was at the bottom of the sidebar, so I concluded that the issue is that Woocommerce treats the shop and products page like posts though they are pages (and further Google search bears that out.)

My work around is to change the sitewide layout to two columns and the post listing is not displayed, and customizing the pages that need the right sidebar to add them back in. Not ideal, but it’s working.

Thanks.

Figured it out. User Role plug-in is installed and the permissions were not automatically granted.

Thanks, Garrett.

You’re right, I have moved on, but it’s good to have the information for future reference.

Thanks. That did it.

I had set the sitewide layout to three columns and believed that would cover the entire site, since the term is “sitewide.” It’s also less intuitive than just changing the layout on the individual page in edit mode, as with the previous version. And it will be an extra step to have to “customize” each page individually, even though the theoretical default (sitewide) is three columns.

That said, thanks again. Problem solved.

I have been using the Hueman theme for couple of years and the right sidebar/widget worked fine in previous versions. I am doing everything as instructed in the document you cited.

The issue remains that the widget displays in the right sidebar displays on pages created last year. Pages created today that appear to have the exact set up as the pages last year DO NOT display the right sidebar. Compare the 2016 pages with the 2017 pages and you will see.

The template is the same. The Primary and Secondary widget zones are the same. By all appearances, the only thing that is different between the 2016 and 2017 pages is the content.

I can post screenshots of the two set ups if you need confirmation that they appear to be the same. (Except they aren’t since they don’t display the same)

How is it that a page created under a previous version of the theme works in the current version, when one created under the current version does not?

New info. So I’ve found that if I set the default text to “About…” there is a text link and while that’s better than the file name link, is there a way do make the text link unique:

About <firstname>

I found it:

/events-manager/em-templates-tags.php

I removed the $show_add_new var to remove the Add New button.

Inspect Element helped me find what to look for.

Thanks.

I’ve used that the event-editor.php template to customize the single event page.

If it is also for the initial list/search page, can you tell me what line would hide the “Add New” button?

Thanks for the replies.

I am using the add-on Display Entries for VFB Pro classic (paid version, not free).

1) There is not a way to do this in our free version at all

implies that there is a way to do this through the Display Entries add-on.

Thanks,
Patty

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