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Wonderful! That worked perfectly ?? Thank you so much!

I will mark this as resolved, but curious about if there might be a way to get the times to show before the event name instead of after without having to create a child theme? (I think thats a bit above my programing skills… which arent much!)

The code on line 53 in month.twig already reads

<span class="ai1ec-event-title">
    {{ event.get_runtime( 'filtered_title' ) | raw }}
</span>

Thanks so much for your help, and easy to follow instructions!

I did almost exactly as you said (I say almost because the root was actually /all-in-one-event-calendar/public/themes-ai1ec/vortex/twig/month.twig, not trying to be obnoxious just not sure if that is waht made a difference or not) unfortunatly it is still not showing the times…

Jashan,

Thanks, it is taken care of. No that I have someones attention, do you mind looking at my other post about the calendar not showing the times like it used to?

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/time-not-showing-on-calendar?replies=3

https://charlestonjcc.org/calendar/

Not sure what to do besides just keep asking…. Like I said, it used to show the events start time, now it no longer does. Any help? I can’t find any settings or anything like that for showing event start time…

So… what I did was backed up my website, ran a bunch of updates, deleted and reinstalled the calendar, and had is back up and running. But now, when I click on Widgets, my page goes to the WP Admin Dashboard with this error at the top

All In One Event Calendar has been disabled due to an error:

The specified file “agenda-widget-form.php” doesn’t exist.

exception ‘Ai1ec_Exception’ with message ‘The specified file “agenda-widget-form.php” doesn’t exist.’ in /home/jccadm1/public_html/dir/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/lib/theme/loader.php:294
Stack trace:
#0 /home/jccadm1/public_html/dir/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/view/calendar/widget.php(114): Ai1ec_Theme_Loader->get_file(‘agenda-widget-f…’, Array)
#1 /home/jccadm1/public_html/dir/wp-includes/widgets.php(344): Ai1ec_View_Admin_Widget->form(Array)
#2 [internal function]: WP_Widget->form_callback(Array)
#3 /home/jccadm1/public_html/dir/wp-admin/includes/widgets.php(209): call_user_func_array(Array, Array)
#4 [internal function]: wp_widget_control(Array, Array)
#5 /home/jccadm1/public_html/dir/wp-admin/includes/widgets.php(45): call_user_func_array(‘wp_widget_contr…’, Array)
#6 /home/jccadm1/public_html/dir/wp-admin/widgets.php(342): wp_list_widgets()
#7 {main}
If you corrected the error and wish to try reactivating the plugin, click here.

If I reactivate the plug in without doing anything, the calendar comes back. But I can’t go to the widget area. Help Please!

Just checking in… the calendar USED to show all the start times… after I ran the recent plugins update it no longer does. Any help? Anyone?

For now, I am uninstalling the calendar because our website has been down for too long and we need it back up. I would like to fix this and get the calendar back up and running though!

1 – Yes, I do have the latest version, and yes I did do a manual instal of it.

2- I disabled all of the plugins except the all in one calendar. I immediately ran into the error message again. When I had all of my other plugins active, but the all in one calendar disabled, i did not run into the error message.

Ok I have the latest version, and I did in fact do a manual upgrade to it. It is not an issue, it is more a setting that I would like to change. I guess really what I need to know is how do I edit the css for this plug in?

Anyone? Suggestion? Any information on how to just make CSS changes to the plugin even?

@jashan, I have 1.10.11, downloaded directly from the site.

But I followed your instructions and now the calendar is showing! Thank you!

@collin.m.barrett Did you try all the other things I listed in my original comment?