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Yes, it’s Easy Fancybox. I found a different plugin (although not perfect, but neither was Fancybox) that doesn’t conflict with this plugin, so I don’t have a link to share anymore. Thanks though!

1.7.3 doesn’t work if I use the shortcode or call it via PHP. Otherwise, it works OK. I tried looking for other lightbox plugins, but the only one I found so far that meets all my needs is the one that’s causing the conflict. Thanks!

Worked great! Thank you!

https://www.facebook.com/feeds/page.php?format=atom10&id=199150270116549
and
https://archive.aweber.com/laseafoodco.rss

The website is https://www.louisianaseafoodco.com/. The template I’m using doesn’t show a time stamp, just the date, but it was showing Sunday last night, so I switched it to Clean Separated to verify the time, and it was in UTC.

BTW, the thumbnail image on both Date Above and Clean Separated need to have floats cleared. ?? I added it separately into my CSS.

It would be really nice if I could display a time on the Date Above template. I could probably find the code and change it, but I want to avoid touching the original as much as possible. If there’s ever a plan to make the output more customizable, I would definitely pay for the plugin!

Your latest update fixed it. Thank you!!!

I had a feeling the HTML codes would get transformed. The HTML number I used was & l t ;, and the other one was \ 0 0 3 c.

Thanks for the quick response. I can’t figure out how to output the category name (I don’t know PHP too well at all), so I’ll just wait for the feature to become available. Thanks!!

This is a little late, but this is what I did to exclude testimonial categories from Category widget.

Add this to your child theme’s functions.php file:

function exclude_widget_categories($args){
$exclude = "8,10"; // The IDs of the excluding categories
$args["exclude"] = $exclude;
return $args;
}
add_filter("widget_categories_args","exclude_widget_categories");

I also have a site map, so to exclude it from that, I looked for wp_list_categories…. in sitemap.php (or whatever page you want to edit).

Before:

<?php wp_list_categories('sort_column=name&optioncount=1&hierarchical=0&title_li='); ?>

After:

<?php wp_list_categories('sort_column=name&optioncount=1&hierarchical=0&title_li=&exclude=8,10'); ?>

Make sure to replace the category IDs 8,10 with yours.

My above IE8 “fix” breaks the slider on mobile devices. I couldn’t get IE8 hacks to work, so I removed it. IE8 is <8% of browsers, so I would rather support mobile browsers. I detest IE…

A little late in the game, but based on Aaron’s finding, I found a simpler way. I just added this into my child theme’s CSS.

.responsive-slider.flexslider * {
	opacity: inherit; filter: inherit;
}

Don’t remove the asterisk.