Aren Cambre

Oh, the URL has shifted. It is now https://crew863.org/next-adventures/.

(UPDATE: It has not shifted. This is the original URL.)

• This reply was modified 1 year, 2 months ago by Aren Cambre.

Sorry for my delay in responding.

I restored the original Twenty Twenty theme files, so that one CSS I edited is back to vanilla. I can no longer reproduce the issue regardless of whether I put the shortcode in a Shortcode block or a Paragraph block. ???♂?

The Twenty Twenty theme has not been updated by its authors since June. Unless my WordPress instance lied to me (e.g., it did an incomplete update in the most recent update but didn’t let me know), that is the release I was on.

Thank you for helping.

Thank you. Per above, I hacked the CSS to remove the offending setting, so the provided page may not be a great example.

I placed the shortcode inside a paragraph on a blank, new page. The paragraph has no custom settings.

I note that it seems to work correctly, without a hacked CSS, on a different site that uses the Twenty Seventeen theme. I noticed that I used a shortcode block there, not a paragraph block. Hmm…

(resolved)

Update: Per https://github.com/shazahm1/Easy-Table-of-Contents/issues/121, the shortcode is no longer supported.

I went to the bottom of the page and found that, without my consent, the Heading 1 checkbox was checked. Unchecking that caused it to start working again. (Because the page title is Heading 1, I use Heading 2 for first-level section headings.)

Thank you. I was able to hack a quick fix using some inline CSS.

I noticed that the location appears after the description. That seems backwards? May technically be a separate issue, but relates to problems with how the location and description display.

Thank you. That fixed it.

Thank you. The bad times are resolved, although the calendar switched to weeks starting on Monday instead of Sunday. I do not see a way for me to change that behavior.

Thank you! Just sent it to you via the contact form.

I appreciate your responsiveness. Your plugin is important to my Cub Scout pack during recruiting season.

Hi, your latest release fixed the CSS issue. Unfortunately, the time zone is still UTC, so all events are five hours off.

Thank you. It’s not from Google Calendar. It’s from a web app we use to manage our Cub Scout pack.

This is the timezone block from the ICS, which is correct for our location:

BEGIN:VTIMEZONE
TZID:America/Chicago
TZURL:https://tzurl.org/zoneinfo/America/Chicago
X-LIC-LOCATION:America/Chicago

• This reply was modified 6 years, 3 months ago by Aren Cambre.

Thank you. I did check the time zone earlier, and it is correct.

Not resolved. See https://www.pack862.org/calendar/. The events are 5 hours off.

I figured it out. See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/wrong-price-of-product-important/ for the solution.

I found the problem. @sarkparanjothi, you introduced a bug when you made 2.0.6. Go to the changeset and look at wc-fields-factory/trunk/includes/wcff-negotiator.php. Lines 37 and 40 have this: $_product->get_price () * $citem["quantity"];. Remove * $citem["quantity"], and it works fine. I’m not clear what your intent was here, but I see no reason to overwrite the the unit price with itself multiplied by the quantity ordered.