grafiti4u

Hi Abz – thanks for responding! The version I currently have installed is Version 5.15.0.1. I turned off the ‘auto update’ so once I see the plugin has to be updated, I will do it manually and see if the issue happens again. I have the site setup on Siteground hosting, so they have good abilities to clear the cache both on the site and on the server. I will try and keep up with that. If I notice anything odd, I will contact you again and let you know – I really appreciate your response!
thanks!
Kristi

Never mind – it was a permalink problem. Fixed!

Sorry – this was a permalink problem unrelated to the Events Calendar!

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I am getting a 404 error, Error 404 – File Not Found when I try to open the calendar or the event. Was working fine until recently. Please help?

thanks,
Kristi

Seems to be working now – odd – maybe it was something on my end. Thanks!
Kristi

Thanks – that is why I came to you guys, support is taking forever and I am in a time crunch. Just thought it was a standard thing. Thanks-
Kristi

figured this out!

I think I fixed it! I went to the settings page:
Events Settings / General Tab
I went to the ‘Events URL slug’ and just thought I would try renaming the slug. I renamed it Eventss (just added another ‘s’ to the end), saved and now the “View all events” links work! Whew!!

Hi! Thanks for responding – I tried your solutions above but it isn’t helping. I don’t have any other pages with the events URL slug – I had just tested a page called events, but deleted it after I saw it didn’t help. I also did the 404 tweeks, pasting the snippets in the functions.php file, but that still didn’t do anything. To be clear though, I was editing the wp-includes/functions.php file – was that correct?

Please let me know if there is anything else I can try – thanks so much!
Kristi

Oh for God’s sake! You know how you work on something for 1/2 an hour and don’t see the obvious?? I knew that and just didn’t see it. Thanks for a fresh pair of eyes! Its fine now … so embarrassed…
thanks – and really love the plug in! It will make my clients editing so much easier with tables they are using!
Kristi

Hey there! I am finally getting back to this job. The only thing i don’t know how to find, is the page where there is the <div id=’logo”>. It isn’t on any of the pages I created, it in the theme template somewhere. Would firebug show me what page this is on?

thanks,
Kristi

Hey Mizagorn, I think you can still help me in this post – if you will ??

I just updated my image to be an image map. I inserted it on this page:
https://tomscarcarecenter.com/imagemap/

Now, is there a way to switch out the image in your css above, that works so well, to this image mapped version of that same image? It has a short code when I insert it into the page, but not sure if I can somehow include this in the css code above. Short code is: [imagemap id=”2191″]

Your thoughts? If you still think I should create a new post for this, I will, just thought I would ask since it relates to the css code you originally supplied. Thanks!
Kristi

I totally understand, Mizagorn, about the image mapping. I do it all the time, but never in wordpress. I will start another topic for that. Thanks again for all the help, very much appreciated!
Kristi

Got it! I figured out why that extra logo was showing, it was in ‘appearance’ in my theme. Deleted that and it works perfect! thanks so much for your help, Mizagorn – you are awesome!

Kristi

HI Mizagorn! This worked good – thanks so much for helping me out! I only see one thing that is a problem – when you shrink down, you see a copy of the header image in the background. Also, you said I could give the image a link, is it possible to give that image 3 links? Each of those logos ideally would open their respective pages. I didn’t think this was possible, so I didn’t pursue it.

thanks again!
Kristi

Never mind – I had something goofed up in the code on that page.