Spiffy Plugins

Generally the hyperlink underline comes from your theme but there can be some CSS rules to fix that. However, the link you provided goes to a page not found so I can’t see anything to advise.

Also, it would be good to try the plugin with all other plugins disabled. You can use the health check & troubleshooting plugin to do this: ?Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin.?

I suspect something on your site is adding an unexpected attribute to the block. Please contact me via https://spiffycalendar.spiffyplugins.ca/contact/ so I can send you a potential fix before releasing to the public.

No, we don’t have a registration feature at this time.

You can configure the number of days look ahead on the Options tab.

At this time there is no option, but it is on my list of things to do for the future.

A first step in troubleshooting any plugin should be to install the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin. This plugin allows you to view you site as an administrator with all other plugins disabled and using the default theme, while keeping you site fully intact for other visitors. Then you can see if the problem goes away, and enable other plugins one by one to isolate the conflict.

For more information on using this valuable tool, please visit the WordPress documentation.

I suspect either your theme or another plugin has modified the WordPress system time by calling date_default_timezone_set()?.

When you switch to the default theme, I don’t see any of the content from the page displayed. Not only is the calendar missing, but also the titles:

This is what’s happening in the community

Please click on the event below to view details.

This leads me to believe the calendar wasn’t attempted to be drawn at all.

Did you use the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin to run these tests? From there you can disable ALL other plugins and switch to a default theme.

Can you provide similar screenshots using the Twenty Twenty Four theme?

What is the name of your theme?

Did you try the default theme?

This could be the result of another plugin or your theme messing with the WordPress system date/time.

You can pinpoint the problem using the?Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin.?This plugin allows you to view you site as an administrator with all other plugins disabled and using the default theme, while keeping you site fully intact for other visitors. Then you can see if the problem goes away, and enable other plugins one by one to isolate the conflict.

Yes it is

You can use the “hide event” feature by creating a hide event on the day you want to block.

No there is no shortcode like that. The list can be found at https://spiffycalendar.spiffyplugins.ca/shortcodes/

There is currently no way to change the format, but I will consider adding this in a future release.