Michael

Column container was it! Thanks a ton!

Thanks for the reply. I found out it was a problem with the X theme. The fix is to switch from the default page template to any other page template.

I also deactivated every single plugin possible

Thank you. That was a good resource. I also learned that on the shared accounts PHP 5.2 is the default so I switched to 5.6 and it all worked. Thanks.

In the WP-Tiles menu go to Grids and then look for Tile Padding. This will change it universally. I just needed it on one page so I added it manually:

[wp-tiles post_type=”post” orderby=”date” order=”DESC” posts_per_page=”auto” category=”news” tag=”” tax_operator=”IN” offset=”0″ post_status=”publish” ignore_sticky_posts=”false” exclude_current_post=”true” grids=”Simple” small_screen_grid=”News” breakpoint=”800″ padding=”1″ pagination=”ajax” grid_selector_color=”#444444″]

Found it!

padding=”0″

I am also interested in reducing the spacing.

Thanks for getting on that Mike! Glad to see how quick you resolved it.

Yes I should have been more clear. What I would like is the ability to create/name a folder within the uploads folder when adding files or what might work better is the ability to define a path to an existing folder.

What I am experiencing is that I have a lot of files that I would like to display but do not want clogging up the Media view within WordPress.

I realize that this may not be possible or too much effort. Just a suggestion.
Best,

That was it! Thank you

I have each of the following lines in each their own cells:
[registrationfee]
180.00
=[tuitionrate]*6.00
=${SUM(B1:B3)}

If I change line 3 to =${NUMBER_FORMAT( [tuitionrate]*6.00 , 2 )} then line 4 complains “!ERROR! B3 does not contain a number or expression”

So can I not use this solution in another formula to total the columns?

That did it!
Thank you very much.

Thanks!

Same here. Time.ly conflict.

I gave up and quit using this. Sorry I can’t offer more help. Good luck.