RGVBaptist

No, I definitely understand. Simple is what I wanted. Was just hoping the sort would be more intuitive. I definitely understand the whole “spaghetti code” issue. Things happen. Oh well, maybe in the future…

I was afraid you were going to say that. :/ The end date of the second event is indeed after the first event. That said, sorting by end date makes no sense, really.

Event 1: 7/27
Event 2: 7/24 through 7/28

Event 2 clearly starts before event 1 but shows up second because it ends after it. This could easily be overlooked by someone who is just quickly scanning for an event on the current day, or in the next couple of days, if the end date on that event is a few days away. I’d love to see the option to have it sort by start date, as that seems to make much more sense to me.

Thank you very much, that did the trick!

I apparently had one main problem. I was using a .GIF as the header, with a transparent background. Facebook doesn’t like that. I changed it to a .PNG file and that *almost* fixed it.

The next thing I had to do was use the Facebook ograph tester to evaluate the page again and force it to do a new scrape, since the old image was still in Facebook’s cache.

After doing both of those, it started working correctly.