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You’re halfway there–once you create the code blocks, scroll down to activate the calendar and assign the code blocks to time slots.

I have to admit the design is a little weird in that either the code blocks or calendar is in focus.

And I didn’t have much luck with editing a calendar entry, but once I got my bearings it worked well.

@ukmaceman – I too received that error at first, but after going back and creating a fresh code block and calendar it started working.

As for hosting, I’m using HostGator which is using 5.2.17. I attempted to activate 5.3 but it never changed my version page so I’m assuming that didn’t work.

@rolandobenega – not sure about the refresh. Originally I too received the error code, but when I went back and created a fresh code block and calendar it started working.

@whalegeek – if you into settings, then timed widget. There you should see the code block and widget schedules. Create a code block with some simple text, and a calendar. Then go to widgets to drop it in and activate it.

@rolandobenega – I haven’t tried an iframe but it does accept html such as an image.

Likewise, this was with Suco 1.0.9

Same here–just updated the plugin yesterday and it broke the site. All that appears is the theme background.

I’ve run into this before. Not sure why this is–but including a parameter at the end of the a href such as title= should allow it to display correctly.

For the newer versions of WP, look under Tools for the flShow Carousel Management.

What about using a contact form plugin such as CF II, then include the client’s phone email address (i.e. for AT&T would be 10 digit telephone [email protected]) to receive a notification?

I’m pretty sure all cell carriers have an email address extension associated with the phone number.