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Hmmmm… interesting idea! I’ve not used wp-cli or Mina before, but I can look into it. Do you also run MAMP locally, then? This workflow be a bit more complex than I am hoping for, though I can see how migrating all of my sites to something like this could be beneficial — it will require some learning and migration time investment on my part.

Okay, rather than wait until I had time to do a complete clean install, I just deleted and re-installed BSTMCE plugin instead. Now it seems to be working just fine! Next time, I’ll try that _before_ I panic!

Many thanks for your help and your work on the great plugin!

Hi. Thanks so much for your reply. No difference with Events Calendar Pro deactivated. I tried a clean setup of the same, including Events Calendar Pro 3.5, and I cannot reproduce the problem either… I’m going to try a clean install on the problem site and see what happens.

To answer your questions…. Widget placement was done by method 2.
Language is English.

I’ll let you know what happens with clean install — probably not until tomorrow some time, however.

Sorry about that… needed to revert asap. That worked.

New Visual Editor widgets created after the update to 1.3.1 end up saved without content in the “Inactive Widgets” section. Previously created Visual Editor widgets display in their respective sidebars. Also, I can get newly created VE widgets to display properly in the footer “sidebar,” but not in page sidebars.

Here are some more details. I have another site with the same configuration, except that it still has version 1.3.1 of BSTMCE, and it seems to be running normally.

WP 3.8.2 Firefox, Mac OS 10.8.5, Theme: U-Design 2.4
PI List:
Black Studio TinyMCE Widget
Envato WordPress Toolkit
Revolution Slider
The Events Calendar
The Events Calendar Category Colors
The Events Calendar PRO
The Events Calendar Widget
U-Design Shortcode Insert Button
Ultimate Maintenance Mode (Maint mode active)
WPBakery Visual Composer (Inactive)

No JS warnings or errors in Firebug console

One jquery warning:
Use of getPreventDefault()is deprecated. Use defaultPrevented instead.

Hope this is helpful. It’s an awesome plugin!

Thank you Vladimir & ianbryce for those helpful bulk change solutions! The problem persists, however, in that if users register themselves, they still end up with the user role of none. I ended up using a different PI & CiviCRM’s role manager to edit role permissions, but it wasn’t elegant.

+1. Help?

I adjusted the “Like Box” height and width settings in the plugin’s settings admin to 255 & 260, respectively, and the “Number of Connection” to 8. Took a while to figure out what “Connection” meant. Hope that helps!

Will do. Thank you!

I will take a look in a day or so & get back to you. Thank you!

Thanks! I will try that method. It would be great if this could be added as a feature in upcoming release!

Sure. Here’s a link to the dev site… https://bit.ly/1dKZWZQ

Yes, makes perfect sense, but when would a user ever actually need to click it? My thinking is that since the message displays only with the initial jobs load, I’d prefer that users not try to click on it, and I think the message of “loading…” will just help them understand they should wait a few seconds, while “load more jobs” encourages them to try to click it (even if the UI is blocked) when I don’t want them to do that. So… I’d like to know where to change the text. Thanks!

Thansk for your reply! I would just rather the text say something else, like “loading…” because even the brief display of “load more jobs” is a bit confusing to the user. Just not sure where to edit that message, so would appreciate it if you could tell me that.

That works perfectly! Thank you!

I think I will try to modify the Display Widgets plugin to recognize the custom taxonomy then. Thanks for your help!