Rob Rusnak

that is easy and covered on this page under “scope” https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-search-attributes/

You basically use this in your shortcode

scope=”2012-04-15,2012-05-03″

Did you copy/paste this directly from your code? If so, I may see the problem, you have not closed the quotes on id=”02-03-2012″
Not sure though.

I am having the exact same issue on several different installs/sites/hosts. It started after one of the more recent WP updates, unfortunately I am not sure exactly when.

Can someone please help pinpoint the culprit? Much appreciated!

@therealmichaelkirschner, did you figure it out?

Login to Dreamhost panel
– Domains > Manage Domains
– click “[+] Add New domain/subdomain”
– enter the entire subdomain, i.e.

subdomain.michaelkirschner.org

and then go from there.

I was using 3.0.1 before the upgrade yesterday.

Yes, the Pages title is another mystery that I don’t get.

I am hoping someone has some ideas. I see other people having weird problem after upgrading, but maybe not exactly the same as mine.

That’s what I figured, but it still makes no sense to me. The only thing that changed was the 3.0.2 upgrade, it looked and worked perfectly before the upgrade.

Another problem that happened right after the upgrade was in the footer. I fixed it, which is why I have not mentioned it yet, but maybe it provides a clue…

In the footer I have 2 page links (Privacy Policy and Terms of Use) which BEFORE the upgrade were called using this wp_list_pages('include=54,59')

AFTER the upgrade, it rendered with the title “Pages” above those two links. This had never appeared before. So I went in and added this instead:
wp_list_pages('include=54,59&title_li=')
which removes the pages title.

Does that provide any new clues as to why the main menu is wonky?

Anybody have new ideas?

Thanks again

Thanks Esmi. I was aware it’s not error-free. Most of the markup and CSS erros are from 3rd party components (verisign and plugins). Plus those errors are nowhere near the menus in the code. They are unrelated to the menus, so I seriously doubt they are the cause of the bad menu rendering. Plus, it all rendered perfectly moments before I upgraded to 3.0.2 (from 3.0.1).
Any other ideas?

That kind of affect is usually a browser cache issue. Empty your cache and refresh.

It’s a simple case of case sensitivity. The file and folder names are case sensitive. You indicated above using initial caps, so I tried this and it seems to work:
https://mohammadyounes.com/Projects/Converter.html

Is that the page you were looking for?