phantasmix

They’re all nested like this, up to 4 levels

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Hi Mat,
no other plugins are activated at this time, it’s a fresh install with only Advanced Sidebar Menu in place ??

The them I’m using to setup the site skeleton is Clean Retina Free. I won’t end up using it for development though so it doesn’t make sense to troubleshoot it.

The settings I used are:
Check “Include parent page”
Check “Always display Child pages”
Levels to Display 2

Everything else unchecked. And what it does is just show the parent page in the side bar, no children.

Adding !important helped in my case

.soldout {
z-index: 9999 !important;
}

Another vote for showing “sold out” on category archive page.
Thank you

Yes, thanks

Nope, not logged in as admin.
I checked in different browsers (I was logged out in the others) and the event is immediately published.

Btw, I’m using the Pro version if that makes a difference.

You know what, #_LOCATIONNEXTEVENT is good enough.
I just tried it and see what it outputs.
It’s good.

Thank you

Ah… I see that the map only accepts location placeholders.
No, I don’t want to link to the location, but to the actual event page.

Ideally, like this:

Event name
location name
location address

Is this possible somehow?

1) Solved

3) Will figure that out, thank you

but 2) — sorry, still confused. Maybe I didn’t explain well.
When you click on a pin in the map, it shows the event name and address. I’d like to add a link to that event into the popup bubble.

Yes, that’s exactly what I mean.
So it’s not a built-in feature, just checking.

Thanks

Thank you

Great, thank you, this helps a lot.

I’ve re-generated a new secure htaccess to remove the stuff I added, and have instead added Googlebot-Image to the ‘ignore logging’ list.

Eventually the themes are going to get fixed, but I don’t see that as a priority.

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I’ve got a different question now. Sorry, not sure if it’s ok to continue the conversation or should I start a new topic?

I found 2 backdoor scripts sitting in different directories, and have removed them. Before removing I tested one of them and because it was in the /themes/ directory, your wonderful plugin disallowed direct access to the .php file. Does it mean that if there are undiscovered mal.scripts sitting in other directories, hackers won’t be able to access them now?

I’m trying the whitelist approach first.

Would you say that one of these methods is better than another?

Thank you!

I followed those instructions when setting it up.