holgatemethodist

Thanks for the reply. I’ve requested it at https://github.com/Xtendify/Simple-Calendar/issues/425

I’ve also just encountered this issue with my site. I was automatically upgraded to the latest WP version, and my plugin is up-to-date. From what I can tell it’s a problem with WP itself not accepting the files, so they can’t be uploaded for the plugin to use.

Thanks for the response!
It is a shame that it isn’t supported – I’ve actually done it the way you described this time, however it’s a pain when I have a lot to do at once.

Thanks!

Just realised I made a typo – obviously this should be CSV Import

That works great – thanks WPyogi!

That makes sense now WPyogi – thanks!

/* Enter Your Custom CSS Here */
div.entry-content img {
img[class*="align"], img[class*="wp-image-"], #content .gallery .gallery-icon img {
  border: none;
}

img.wp-image-13, wp-image-352, wp-image-321, wp-image-341, wp-image-326, wp-image-46, wp-image-43, wp-image-485, wp-image-486, wp-image-484 {
  border: 1px solid #ddd;
}

However, I’ve put this in as the code now but it still seems to have a border around all images! Any ideas?

Andrew – I’ve just done what people have told me to do!
Please can you explain what I should be doing?
Also what is SCSS?

That doesn’t work either.

/* Enter Your Custom CSS Here
div.entry-content img {
img[class*="align"], img[class*="wp-image-"], #content .gallery .gallery-icon img {
  border: none;
}
}

img.wp-image-13, wp-image-352, wp-image-321, wp-image-341, wp-image-326, wp-image-46, wp-image-43, wp-image-485, wp-image-486, wp-image-484 {
  border: 1px solid #ddd;
}*/

Any other ideas?

I’ve done this, however I can still see a border around images that I didn’t say to keep it with. The images on the worship page shouldn’t have a border but they do!?

I used the Simple Custom CSS plugin to edit the CSS, and used the following code: ` /* Enter Your Custom CSS Here
div.entry-content img {
border: none;
}

img.wp-image-13, wp-image-352, wp-image-321, wp-image-341, wp-image-326, wp-image-46, wp-image-43, wp-image-485, wp-image-486, wp-image-484 {
border: 1px solid #ddd;
}*/ ` have I done this right?

Thanks martcol! How do I know what to type for adding a border to other images? From what I understand the “img.wp-image-13” relates to the specific image, but I can’t work out where you got that from.

Thank you – does this allow you to choose which images do/don’t have a border, or does it set them all to without borders?