macbookandrew

Thanks—that was the issue. It was a grouped calendar, though I had manually selected only one calendar.

It adds date headers, but doesn’t change the time output format; see screenshot.

Yes—that screenshot is showing even when the only content in the calendar post editor is [link][title][/link]; see screenshots above for the exact content and the output I’m getting.

Here’s part of the log: https://pastebin.com/RkQ7vScR

Looks like it might be part of the theme?

(Sorry if you got a bunch of duplicates earlier…apparently I had too many links and it was flagged for moderation, but looked like it didn’t post at all.)

I’m having the same issue, though with a different theme; enabling debug mode took care of the slow loading problem.

Plugins using session_start():

• Broken Link Checker
• Product Customer List for WooCommerce
• WP Affiliate Platform
• WPMU Dev Maps

Is there any downside to leaving maintenance mode on?

[moderator note: Please don’t post duplicates… deleting them now.]

Ideally I’d like only the event name with a link to the event info in this calendar display. No date, time, etc.

Something was causing a 500 error at that point in the page, and I forgot that I had posted here.

Here’s a screenshot of my settings: all I want to display is the event name with a link to it.

Here’s a screenshot of the output on the front-end, without CSS hiding the extra stuff I don’t want included.

Am I missing something in the formatting, or is it not possible to hide some of that info?

Same here

Override this CSS rule in your theme stylesheet: .home-quick-link { padding: 1em; }

Or copy the quick-links.css stylesheet into your theme folder and edit as needed.

All the plugin files should be removed when you delete and re-install the plugin, but the line you added in your functions.php file would remain.

If the photos you’re using were uploaded before you added that line in functions.php, then there probably aren’t any 128×128 versions of those photos created, so WP uses the closest size available (likely 150×150). You might try this Regenerate Thumbnails or a similar plugin to create the specified sizes, or upload new photos after adding the size definition in functions.php.

For the sake of others in the future, my host was able to add a mod_security exception for a false positive, though they didn’t tell me what specifically triggered it in the first place.

I was wondering the same thing.

Take a look at https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/parent-article-count-not-showing-article-counts-from-subcategories?replies=7#post-8138324

Found a workaround for this; take a look at this commit.

Note that the line numbers at the end of the file do not match the plugin as I made some prior edits for some grammatical changes, and I did not indent the entire block of code between the if {} to avoid having a massive commit.

Thanks; that did the trick.

Curious though how it works fine without using the [] for arrays when not using optgroups.