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To make this work temporarily, I edited your plugin’s code so that if the custom image option is selected for a button, it uses the image source url defined in the shortcode.

easy-paypal-donation/includes/public_shortcode.php
Line 13-14
‘name’ => ”,
‘image’ => ”
Line 351
if ($value[‘size’] == “8”) { $img = $atts[‘image’]; }

On the source webpage:
[wpedon id=986 image=”https://www.mysite.com/images/button1.png”%5D

I selected “Custom” from the button size dropdown for this individual button. However, where do I set the url for this button’s custom image? Without knowing how or where to define these parameters, the button simply shows as a broken image url with the text “Make your payments with PayPal. It is free, secure, effective.”

I setup a 301 redirect for the venues to direct visitors away from the built-in sportspress venue page to my custom page. Is there a better way, though?

I can create a custom page with shortcodes to achieve this (https://www.westshamokinyouthsoftball.org/fields/rec-field/), but I don’t see a way to customize the built-in sportspress venue links to do the same.

I would like to change the format of the calendar under the Google map of the venue to match the layout found on the page https://www.westshamokinyouthsoftball.org/calendar/12u-2018-spring.

The Wordfence plugin has prevented further attacks, but unfortunately, restoring from backups is the only solution to replace the images.