localendar

Just circling back here; this was resolved (and checking our support forums at https://www.localendar.com/forums/support is the source of most-current information on all localendar issues)

Hi Eric,

I think that’s a good suggestion. We do have a wish-list on our forums at https://www.localendar.com/forums/support but I have already passed your suggestion along to our developers.

Perhaps if the # of merged calendars is greater than 5 or 10, we can have the All/None checkbox.

djmusique,

There was a conflict in our pop-up code with jQuery 1.8. This has been corrected. I checked your calendar and it is working fine.

There was a conflict in our pop-up code with jQuery 1.8. This has been corrected. luzepeda, I checked your calendar and it is working fine. Stevegreenberg, I couldn’t find the mini cal widget on your site to verify.

Perhaps if you’d checked out our site before voting, you’d understand the reason. localendar has been around for 13 years as an independent web-calendar product. Many of our members have asked us for the ability to integrate their existing calendars into their WordPress blogs. This is the mechanism for that.

You might as well have written, “Why on earth do I need a Google calendar when this functionality is completely available in WordPress?”

Just to close out this thread: I see you correctly changed the overflow property on the <div> wrapping your calendar to prevent the bubbles from being cut.

(changed to overflow:auto)

Hmm.. there must be some other aspect of your theme which is causing the issue. It just looked from the HTML that perhaps you put some extra div’s or html around the localendar code. If that’s not the case, then leave it be and I’ll have a look at it.

I see the calendar in FF – but it appears outside the left margin (you might not see it because of a z-index issue)

It looks like you may have changed a lot more than you needed to, and accidentally caused an issue. I would undo all the changes, and (now that I have a link to your call) let me make what is hopefully a minor recommendation to just address that overflow issue.

B/c it did display intially in FF for you, correct?

You didnt send a link to your specific site, but this typically happens when the theme you are using in WP sets overflow:hidden for the column where you are including the calendar.

You can find this pretty quickly using Firefox, or just post a link and I’ll tell you exactly where it is.

Actually, the feed is in date-ascending order already. Have a look at:
https://www.localendar.com/public/yourmembername?style=M3

Don’t just look at what the browser shows you – look at the page source. It starts with the earliest days of the month at the top of the file and the dates later in the month at the bottom.

The order in which the data is displayed is totally up to the particular RSS reader, and not how localendar provides the data.

There is an older post here about the WordPress RSS widget reversing date order. Perhaps the fix still works in the current version. Otherwise, there are plenty of other RSS widgets out there that might let you configure the date order.

On the Installation page, there is this note:

More information on configuring your calendar for your site can be found on our documentation wiki.

This specific subpage tells you how to include calendars on your pages, or use the calendar as a widget.

We’ll make sure to add another link to the WP docs under “Additional Information” on our plugin summary.

Wow – harsh considering the post is only 23 hours old (and for a free product!)

As I noted in my reply to your email, your calendar published fine for me at: https://top-webmaster-tips.com/?page_id=142

You should not be putting script directly on your page with the WP plugin. You click the calendar icon, put in your member logon and calendar settings, and wind up with something like this:

[localendar username="ctpands" type="full" style="mb" hide_events="false" ]

Not sure where you got the HTML from.. our Publish Wizard? That’s for webmasters not using WordPress.

Please make sure you have read the docs for the plugin at:
https://www.localendar.com/docs/display/lc/WordPress+Plugin

Btw, the link you posted does not work.

First, you’ll need to create an account at localendar.com.

Once you’ve done that and signed in, you will see a menu on the left, with options including Add Event (see our docs for more info)

Of course, now you want the calendar and its events on your WordPress blog. Once you have the plugin installed (more docs!) click the calendar icon. On the dialog box that appears, specify your localendar account name and the type of calendar. You can also add your calendar as a widget.

Does that resolve your question?