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I have this problem too. My theme is a child theme of Twenty-Eleven. Does anyone know the code I’d need to enter into the editor to have this work on my theme? I tried the code above, but it isn’t working. Benjamin gave me the code for not displaying the Post Author and date like so:

.single-ai1ec_event .entry-meta
{
display: none;
}

How can I adapt this to not display the all-day badge?

Oh, YES! That worked! Thanks! Now I have a few other questions, if you don’t mind. First, is there a way to make unchecking “allow comments” and “allow trackbacks” the default when creating a new event, so it doesn’t have to be done manually every time?

Would you prefer to have these questions posted individually in their own threads? I have about three more.

Here: https://www.carriage-house-inn.com/?page_id=1298

What is the code I should add to my css file in order to hide this?

I tried a couple of the codes suggested in this thread (which I found after posting the above question) but none of them seemed to work.

I’m trying to do this on a child theme of Twenty-Eleven. I found an older post that said to add a single-ai1ec_event.php. file in your child theme folder, and “edit it” (but no instructions on what to edit). This method sounds easier. Would this work in my theme?

OK, I did some sleuthing with my web host – the current site is on a Windows server, and we’re building the new site on the same server to avoid having to relocate it. The host says, “.htaccess is an Apache server configuration file and so isn’t going to do anything for you on a Windows server. But you can use a web.config file containing rules for the IIS URL Rewrite module that pretty much mimic anything you can do with mod_rewrite, so pretty permalinks and 301 redirects, I would have both, are all very possible”

They’re .htm files. I didn’t think of that….how SEO friendly is doing a redirect from an old, high-ranking page to a newer page with the same content?

Thanks Gabe, for pointing out what I felt my client needed to know as well…I’m not OVERLY impressed with a number of the “features” (for lack of a better word) on this site overall. I will certainly point those out to her, and hope she decides to go in a different direction.

Thanks, Jack. I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction so I wouldn’t have to do hours and hours of research only to have the client say, “Nevvermind”. You know how that goes.

Thanks. It turns out there was a drop-down box in the Plesk control panel that allowed you to choose between a MySQL database and a Microsoft SQL Server 2012 database, which was the default. I hadn’t changed that, hence the database connection issue.

OK, I discovered where to put the code. I created a functions.php file for my child theme, and dropped that bit of code into it.

However, it doesn’t seem to do the trick. All it does is hide the “Delete Permanently” link under the image description in the media library when the logged-in user is an Author. However, they can still delete images by ticking the checkbox and using the Bulk Actions panel to Delete, or by clicking Edit, then using the Delete Permanently link in the right hand sidebar. Is there any way to completely prevent an Author from deleting image files?

Is there no way to do this?

I think you need to ask them about this.

I have. They talk like a sphinx.

OK, that was helpful. I assume I would be following the directions for “On your Existing Server”. On the other hand, I’m not sure I understand exactly what the webhost has done, because when I go to the File Manager in the hosting control panel, I don’t see the files existing inside a sub-directory – they are already in the root of the site. But when I’m looking at the Dashboard, all the file locations have the /00.0.00.000.nameofhost.com. after the domain name.

If the files are already in the root directory, then should I just change the nameserver settings in the domain’s control panel, then change the WordPress Address and Site Address in the Dashboard?

OK, in the css editor in the Dashboard, I added

h5 {
	color: Blue;
	font-size: 12px;
	font-weight: bold;
	margin: 0 0 .8125em;
}

and it shows up ok once I publish the page and view it. However when I’m using the tinymce editor, the appearance of h5 is unchanged in the visual screen. How do I get it to show there? I tried changing the editor-style.css file in the main twentyeleven folder, but that didn’t seem to do it.