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It seems to be for all events – we noticed the problem in February, when we started having to cancel events because of Covid. We moved to a new theme and installed some new plugins around the same time, so I think it must be something that’s conflicting – the calendar plugin works fine on the other sites I manage. I appreciate you taking the time to look into it!

Yes, I still have to delete events manually from the database, can’t do it through WordPress. It’s so weird – I’ve used your plugin on other sites for years and haven’t had an issue anywhere else, so I think it must be conflicting with the PhotoBlocks plugin, since that’s where it takes me when it fails to delete the event. I haven’t tried disabling PhotoBlocks since I didn’t want to mess with it, but I suppose that’s the next step. Please let me know if you have any other suggestions. Thanks!

So I figured out how to get in and manually remove the listing from the database, but that’s not a good long-term solution. Does anyone have any advice on how to get the delete button working again? Last time I upgraded to version 1.1 it broke my site, so I rolled it back to 1.0.4 – is that part of the problem?

Nevermind about my last post – I read some more of the support threads and decided to check to see if there were any extra spaces around my newly-entered API Key – turns out that was the culprit. Removing the space solved the problem and Google Fonts are working now. Yay!

I’m having kind of the opposite problem – the Google Fonts were working great last week, and then today after I hooked up the API Key, I have only the Standard Web Fonts in my list. Any idea what might be wrong? I didn’t check today before adding the API Key to see if Google Fonts were working, so that might or might not be related to the API Key. But adding the API Key definitely didn’t solve it. Up until this point the plugin was working great and very useful – thanks for any suggestions you can provide to get it working again.

Forgot to mark this one resolved.

Nevermind – I think I’ve solved it through trial and error (chalk one up for sheer stubbornness). In case anyone else has this problem: I created a new CSS class (in this case called “.short”) and added it to the div surrounding the entire section with the rows/columns (which already had a class of “.four” being applied via the shortcode) which I wanted to be a different height from the rest. Then I created a new group in the EHC settings with the selector for both classes (“.short .four “). Whew!