rjune

The 2.11 release should resolve this error

The 2.11 release should fix this.

I found the bug, will have it fixed today

Do you have any error messages or anything?

I’m working with Zack on a number of updates for this plugin. Using table was something that bothered me because it’s not truly tabular data. But I understand why it was used initially. I suspect in order to move away from it, we need to provide a way for users to create their own CSS

I use the date function to get date related information:
$date = date("Ymd", $event['startTime']);
The same for the clock
$body = sprintf("%s to %s", date("l, F j \\f\\r\o\m g:ia", $event['startTime']), date("g:ia", $event['endTime']));

What version of PHP is installed on your server?

CSS doesn’t appear to work in all browsers. Flagged it as resolved because of the work around, If/When you remove the need for it, I’ll come back and tag it as works with wordpress and up my rating a bit. It’s a great little plugin, but doesn’t quite work.

I’m happy to have a work-around, and I’ll run with it.

*BUT* You’ve completely sidestepped my question.

Isn’t this better to let browsers deal with rather than forcing it in html?

Tables are already block-level elements, why are you forcing style in the html instead of letting browser / css deal with it?

I’m always happy to accept patches. I’ve got two sets of patches to check into now.

I’m glad you like it. Simple and works is what i was going for.