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Here is one of many examples:
https://gvcfoundation.org/feed/

My question, however, is NOT site specific; rather, I want to know where in WordPress code is RSS managed?

Since WP forums have NO internal search, I finally used the following in https://google.com, which gave me the solution to this problem:

https://www.ads-software.com/tags/contact-form-7 maximum width

CSS solution:

.wpcf7 input[type=”email”] {
width: 90%;
height: 1em;
}

.wpcf7 input[type=”text”] {
width: 90%;
height: 1em;
}

.wpcf7 textarea {
width: 90%;
height: 10em;
}

Let’s be clear about this:

That you do not experience a problem does NOT negate the existence of that problem

Furthermore, when WP core allows plugins to use an API call for which there is NO API functionality for said plugin to predict effects of using said API call, especially when multiple plugins also use same API call, that is, by definition, a deficiency in that API call — ergo WP core

Period.

OK, let’s agree to remove AIOEC from this discussion

That being said, this problem does NOT go away by excluding AIOEC

WordPress API allows plugins to use a call: menu_position

Near as I can tell, WP API does NOT have any facility for:
[A] Avoiding collisions
[B] One plugin to know what ‘menu_position’ another plugin chooses
[C] The admin/user to manually rearrange plugins (especially in case of collision)

Regarding ‘good’ plugins vs. ‘bad’ plugins: Are we to define this solely on the basis of whether or not the plugin developer utilized this WP API call?

One “solution” is for the WP API to remove this function call entirely, then this cannot happen.

NOTE: I do NOT advocate this solution; rather, I only point out that this is a more logical conclusion than that stated above.

Yes, I understand with what you state, although you’re assuming the simplest circumstances

WordPress API allows a plugin to specify a position in this leftmost, vertical admin menu; but, WP API does not (AFAIK) facilitate any plugin knowing what position other plugins have chosen. This, IMHO, is an error on the part of WP

Worse, if 2 plugins choose the same position, the last one to choose overwrites the first, and that first to choose cannot be seen – nor used – even by those plugins that facilitate rearranging plugin menu positions

Again, WP API provides 1/2 the functionality required and that, to my mind, is an error in WP code

I was given this fix by AIOEC:


Both plugins have the same position in the admin menu. To fix this, please go to

-wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/helper -> class-ai1ec-app-helper.php on line 216

Change 'menu_position' => 5, change to 'menu_position' => 7

Although this does work (I needed to use 9, not 7), it will be overwritten by the next update; and it does NOT stop another plugin from overwriting my manually selected position

Again, this is a temporary fix, allowed by WP API for an error in WP API code

Yes, I get that. In fact, as I stated: “Their solution is to edit one of the plugin files to change its position from 5 to 9”

However, as I stated: “It seems to me that this is a deficiency in WordPress itself”

I do not believe that plugins ought to know anything about any other plugin, unless it speaks directly to plugin functionality

The WP Admin panel is presented by WP itself and the ability to present a link in that leftmost, vertical column is functionality provided by WP

I’m hoping to get a position statement from WP coders in this regard

“yes, it does” — what ???

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/all-in-one-event-calendar-update-11011

Hi, Sam!

It’s working now on 3 sites on which I could not get API key last month

Thank you

Hostgator Business Plan
LAMP

Hi, Sam!

If I can get FTP access, will deleting the plugin get me in? If so, can I reinstall, then whitelist this IP?

Please, advise. Thank you.

Yes, thank you

OK, child theme active

Thank you

Sam, I have emailed to you a screenshot

Please, advise. Thank you

Yes, of course

But, what escapes me, not yet comfortable with all of the HTML5 stuff, is what code to change and what code not to change

I’m in the same boat.

Recently, I installed BP on mdsresource.net hosted on godaddy and getting the API key went without incident

Tonight, I installed a new site: goldenvalleycalendar.com and installed BP and it insists that I already have the API key

What am I missing?