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I seem to be running into the same issue. Enabled the three Google APIs, created credentials, verified domain, have my API key and copied it to Events Manager, but still shows “Map Unavailable” in the web page (https://simplifya.com/events/ncia-seed-to-sale-show/) and “Location not found” in WordPress. Deactivating all plug-ins and using the default theme does not resolve the issue.

I did notice one oddity that may help. In WordPress, when I edit an event and reset the location, I can click in the area to the right (where it usually says “Location not found”) and the map will appear. However, when I click Update to save the change, the map disappears and “Location not found” returns.

This would seem to indicate that the Google Maps API key is working, at least momentarily. The address is submitted to Google, the map is returned, but for some reason the map isn’t saved in the event form itself.

Thanks for the tip about “right-click inspect element.” I knew that once upon a time, but had obviously forgotten. Using a file manager on my site, I was able to trace the problem to a CSS that was installed by another plug-in. After fixing that, I ran into a problem with another plug-in that was storing the CSS in cache. After fixing that, I’m finally able to see the table header text!

It’s still a mystery to me why this was a problem only for the table created by your viewer and not for the table I created manually, but I’ve already invested too much time in this. Maybe I’ll come back to it out of curiosity, but right now I need to catch up on other work.

Thanks for your help. Happy to make a donation now.

I would, and I have, but it doesn’t have any effect. Also tried several different themes, no effect. In my example, I think I proved the theme isn’t touching the table header text anyway – when I create the table manually, the header displays fine. It’s only when the table is created by your plug-in that the text changes to white.

The page source shows that the table has its own class – class=”igsv-table”. That’s why I suspect there is another CSS that is overriding the CSS of my theme. Happy to be proven wrong, but you’ll need to point it out because it’s not clear to me.

Anyway, I know it’s annoying when people don’t take the time to research and read documentation, try to figure it out on their own. I’ve done this to the tune of 10 hours so far. I feel like there must something really simple I’m missing, just need a stronger hint than you’ve given me so far.

Thanks for the prompt response Meitar. I think you’re right about the text being white, but I’ve been through the CSS several times and cannot find any code that modifies the text color.

As a test, I copied the table manually and put it on the same page below the Google Sheet table. You can see the table header text is displaying properly, black (by default) and bold (by the CSS). If the CSS was changing the table header text from the Google Sheet to white, it should have also done it to the table header text from the manually created table, right?
https://www.rickmatsumoto.com/sandbox/

It makes me think there is another CSS specifically for the Google Sheet that is changing the table header text to white?

I have the free version of WPFC, so the only options are to delete the cache or delete the cache and minified CSS/JS. Thinking about buying the premium version, so maybe it will open up the plugin cache.

Thanks again for the help. You may close this thread.

See the prior post Alex. It was the layout change that brought the logo back. I don’t think it had anything to do with the cache as I was clearing that often to see other changes I was making. But I’m using WPFC to manage my cache and it does not specifically call out a separate cache for plugins. Just for my own knowledge, how do I clear a plugin cache?

Update. In the Vantage Theme Settings, I changed from a boxed to a full width layout and the logo suddenly appeared! When I go back to the boxed layout, the logo still appears. So I guess the full width layout cleared or unblocked something that was preventing the logo from displaying? Strange, but I’m not complaining. Thanks for the help Alex.

I tried that a few times, sometimes with different size logos and other times with different image types. I’ve even tried going back to the title with no logo – that doesn’t work either.

• If it helps you troubleshoot, when I remove the logo and put “ABC” into the title box, the text in the header will change from “Logo” to “ABC Logo.” This doesn’t seem right. It should change to “ABC” since I’m not using a logo, right?
• When I put “123” into the tagline box and check the box to display header text, nothing shows in the header. This too was working correctly a few days ago and then suddenly stopped working.

Any other ideas Alex?