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Subsequently found that the plugin had caused the paragraphs in posts and pages to wrap and was about to deactivate it and look for another plugin when I saw this post:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/accordion-disabling-auto-p-tags?replies=4
I edited the code accordingly.
This also resolved the issue of the first accordion not collapsing, but has not resolved the alignRight not working.

@skippywp – following on from above I noticed this post: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/accordion-disabling-auto-p-tags?replies=4
I updated the php file accordingly and this appears to have resolved the issue of the first accordion not collapsing as well as the paragraph spacing issue.

I had the same problem, but this has resolved it – thank you!

@skippywp, thank you, that did work (only I had to use “active=5” as I had 5 sections on the page). However I have now discovered that the plugin is causing paragraphs to wrap on pages and posts throughout the site so I will have to take it off and search for an alternative.

I am having the same problem, but nobody has responded to my post to advise me on how to resolve it.

Spoke too soon! It sorted it once but since then (an hour ago) I have 3 copies of each G+ post in my posts table! I could delete them again, but suspect I would be wasting my time…

I have resolved this by doing the fix recommended here:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-the-google-plugin-widget-showing-the-same-post-multiple-times?replies=8
It is a shame that although the plugin has been updated to be compatible with WP4 this issue reported 2 years ago does not appear to have been fixed.
I am concerned that future updates might overwrite the changes made to the plugin files?

PS I have a screen shot of the issue, which I can email if you can let me have an email address

Now I worked out where the problem is I see on the Contact Form 7 Campaign Monitor add-on plugin forum that this is a problem because the plugin hasn’t been updated to be compatible with the latest version of Contact Form 7.
Thanks for your help on this.
I am installing Gravity Forms to use on the site, which has a functioning Campaign Monitor plugin.

Sorry, buzztone. Thanks for the advice, but have not had time to come back to this before now.
I did have a backup before the plugins were updated. Unfortunately I didn’t realise the problem until later as I had updated the plugins from the updates screen rather than the plugins screen.
Today I reinstalled the backup on a test site. I then deactivated all the plugins apart from Contact Form 7 as you advised, which I updated. I reactivated them one by one, updating them as I cam to them. The problem arose again when I reactivated the DropShadowBox plugin. I tried deleting this manually via FTP from the plugins folder but the plugins page was still broken. I deleted the site and started again.
This time I deactivated only the Contact Form 7 plugin (which I had not updated). At this point although the scroller was still visible on the right of the screen it wasn’t showing any plugins below Contact Form 7. When I deleted Contact Form 7 the scroller disappeared and all plugins below where Contact Form 7 should have been on the list were not visible. The page still showed that there should have been a total of 26 plugins but only about 10 were showing. The screen options at the top of the screen were also not working (as was the case initially. I again deleted the site and reinstalled the backup.
Now I deactivated all the plugins and reactivated them one by one from the top, missing out Contact Form 7 and Contact Form 7 – Campaign Monitor addon. I activated and updated Contact Form 7 and all was still OK. However, on reactivating the Contact Form 7 – Campaign Monitor addon the problem arose once more – no scroller and no plugins below Contact Form 7 in the list. I therefore assume this is the culprit.

I have tried changing the theme, but this doesn’t resolve it.
I can’t disable all the plugins other than Contact Form 7 because I can’t see most of them! Deactivating those I can see (which is up to Contact Form 7) doesn’t resolve the problem.

I think I have now fixed it, but not sure. In the end I deleted the plugin and reinstalled it. It appeared to be OK. However as soon as I created a couple of events the same errors arose. I then did the workaround described by Shirgans and it looks OK at the moment. I will see what happens when I next create an event!

I have done fixes suggested by Jashan and Shirgans, but formatting is completely caput. See https://www.grapevine-mk.co.uk/our-diary/. It should look like this: https://www.winslowconcertband.co.uk/engagements/
I have removed the forthcoming events widget as that too is caput.
I have tried resaving all the calendar theme options but I am getting the following error message:
There was an error while compiling CSS. The message returned was: expecting number: failed at } line: 249
Any ideas?

I (or rather my client) would like the same as Azerty514. My client as requested something similar to this: https://www.fullwoodhead.co.uk/Gallery.asp
i.e. a gallery of sets.
Is this possible?

Hi Chuckfloyd
That’s great, thank you! I have added the code and it works fine.