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I just installed a fresh WP 4.4 with Divi 2.5.8 and The Events Calendar 4.0.1 with no other plugins, edits, etc. I created 3 test Events and when viewed, the sidebar is pushed down below the Event information to the left. I tried all three stylesheets, Skeleton, Full and Tribe Events styles.

If I use the “Default Events Template” there is no sidebar included in this template. When I use the “Default Page Template” which has the sidebar included the Divi sidebar is pushed down below the Event information and aligned to the left side of the page. This happens in either/both “Boxed” and “Full Screen” modes in Divi.

This is the Test/DEV site URL https://www.fivefourty.com/test/events/ please feel free to click on any of the three Events I have created in December to see what I mean.

The issue has been resolved. The problem was the “Smart Manager for e-Commerce” plugin. If I made changes to any product using this plugin it would break something. The fix for me was to remove the plugin and reinstall WP4 and WC2.2.8 and now everything works again.

@bluewt, that line doesn’t exist in the child theme functions.php file. That line is being pulled in from the posts & pages php template file. But it doesn’t matter now because I found a different and better solution to having breadcrumbs in a Nextgen gallery.

This is the error message I receive.

array(1) { ["display_type"]=> array(1) { [0]=> string(20) "Invalid display type" } }

On this website

How do I remove the image at the top, the title, the date and posted by, and the slideshow link?

I have tried this and I’m left wondering ‘What template directory?’ I am using Genesis with a Child theme and I have tried copying the ‘eaziest-image.php’ into both of them and it had no effect.

I agree, the update has broken our image slider on our home page. Can we go back to the previous version?

More specifically I have traced it down to the MailHide option of WP-reCAPTCHA. You can use WP-reCAPTCHA but not the MailHide option.

I figured out the issue. This plugin is not compatible with the WP reCaptcha plugin. You have to disable WP-reCaptcha if you are using it, which sucks for the rest of your site. It would be nice if this plugin just used the WP-reCAPTCHA plugin rather than the one it is using, it sucks and can be easily by-passed.

@comparco

Have a look at their CSS and you’ll see they have applied the following CSS to the sidebar using position:fixed

/* Begin Sidebar */
#sidebar
{
	font-size: 250%;
    position: fixed;
    top: 10px;
	padding: 20px 0 10px 0;
	margin-left: 745px;
	width: 190px;
	}

#sidebar form {
	margin: 0;
	}
/* End Sidebar */

@vivalet, no, I mean like this https://www.townofyork.org/

What you are seeing at https://www.townofyork.org/ is “static” and I want it to be “dynamic”.

How to structure the jQuery and CSS is not the issue.

The one part of making this work Dynamically is what code should be used in the sidebar.php to Dynamically pull the Custom Menu and format it correctly based on the current CSS? The WP code <?php wp_nav_menu($arg); ?> and how to configure it is the issue. What do I need to add to <?php wp_nav_menu($arg); ?> ?

My current menu is already using jQuery in addition to CSS to make it function as an Accordion style menu. But this is all static and I want it to be Dynamic pulling the information from my Custom Menu.