singer74

I should add, I am using the [iCal] shortcode to display event information on my site, which is still on just a local test server. I am running WP 3.9.1 and the newest version of the AMR plugin.

There is a <td> element already on the page at the top of the agenda view where the title ideally should go, but I can’t figure out how to populate it. It’s in a table with the id #calprop0. I could probably dig into the plugin code and figure out how to hardcode this, but obviously I don’t want to do it that way!

Please see a screenshot here of what I’m trying to do:
https://www.m2websites.com/images/screenshot_amr-ical-plugin.png

Ah, yes, good point!
I’ve heard of sorttable/Tablesorter but because I’ve never had need for either I had forgotten they existed. Maybe you could mention them somewhere in the documentation for future users. I’ll update my review and star rating.

I successfully installed a Duplicator package on the new server. The way I resolved the issue was by completely deleting my original package and installer and creating new ones… so possibly there had been a glitch in the first package I was using. Sorry for your trouble, I’m marking this as Resolved!

Ugh, I’m so sorry to bug you again but it didn’t work with the new host either!! Same exact scenario happens.

It looks like we are going to move this particular domain to our usual host, which I have a feeling will solve the issue. I will post an update as soon as the transfer goes through.

No, I never get any type of error or flag during the scan phase. No sign that anything is wrong, other than the install phase running for a couple seconds and stopping. When it stops, it looks like a successful install — no errors or warnings or anything, just the normal list of “tidying up” steps and options.

I would like to add that I tried extracting the files in Windows and received the following error message partway through:

“An unexpected error is keeping you from copying the file. […]
Error 0x80010135: Path too long

jquery.plupload.queue.min.js”

That error continues to pop up with other files until I give up and cancel the process.

@icek123, Awesome, that worked, thank you!!

Ah, yes — changing the #titleText to display:none in the CSS did it! Can’t believe I didn’t think of that. Thanks for the tip!
I’ll have to live with the tooltips for now.

I apologize if you’ve already tried this, but if you go to Gallery -> Gallery Settings -> NextGEN Basic Thumbnails, you’ll see a setting for “Images per page.” Setting to 0 will show all images, any other number you enter will limit the number of images to that number.

You can also specify how many columns you want. If you set the number of images to less than the total # of images you have, then pagination should happen automatically. For example, if you set Images per page to 8 and you have 24 images total, you’ll automatically get 3 pages of 8 images each.

YES!!!!!!!! That took care of it — Thank you so much!

That is part of the way there, only problem is, you end up with a “separator” before your first list item too. Not a professional look and my customers are not going to like that.

I’m looking for one of two things here: either 1) some way to indicate the first list item so it can have a different style without the separator, or 2) a way to build in the separator functionality for

<?php wp_list_pages(); ?> and
<?php wp_list_categories(); ?>

as has already been done within

<?php the_category() ?>.

In the_category(), you can simply specify which separator you want and the function “knows” not to add it before the first li or after the last one.

I need help with this too. Can’t something similar to this be done:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/149912

???