thornomad

I just installed this multibox plugin to test it quick with Event Calendar 3.1.1 — I was using a basic installation of WordPress 2.6.2 with generic K2 theme … I didn’t get any errors and it seems to work fine.

Can you give the link to the site that it is not working on so we could look at it ? Have you tested it with a default installation/theme with all your other plugins disabled ?

Hey Lex –

Development got moved from sourceforge over to the www.ads-software.com plugin svn system thingy — so, maybe that’s why sourceforge isn’t working …

I was just playing around with this: if the setting is “Keep Events Separate” you are right — the post won’t show up when the tag is clicked from the cloud. I think it makes sense to add your fix because if you tagged a post in the first place you would think you would want to be able to list those posts when you click a tag in the cloud … makes sense to me.

I will add it to the 3.2.dev version … you can download that to test it out via svn … is working on my end with the fix you provided.

Patch details at: https://plugins.trac.www.ads-software.com/changeset/69696

svn link at: https://svn.wp-plugins.org/event-calendar/trunk

Thanks!

Hi –

Currently, there isn’t an easy way to do this without either: [1] modify the widget plugin or [2] create your own customized theme template.

I think the first option will probably be easier — if you go into your event-calendar plugin folder and open the file widget.php and go to around line 108 you should see code that says:

echo $before_widget . $before_title;
echo ec3_default_string($options['title'],'Upcoming Events');
echo $after_title;
ec3_get_events($options['limit']);
echo $after_widget;

Change it to:

echo $before_widget . $before_title;
echo ec3_default_string($options['title'],'Upcoming Events');
echo $after_title;
ec3_get_events($options['limit'],'%DATE%: <a href="%LINK%">%TITLE%</a> (%TIME%)','','m/j');
echo $after_widget;

You can read more about customizing the ec3_get_events() function at: https://wpcal.firetree.net/template-functions/ec3_get_events/

We should add that to the widget plugin — is nice functionality.

Damon

Thank you for that suggestion – I was going to head somewhere in that direction if, indeed, next_post_link was no longer working as intended.

I just wondered if anyone else was experiencing this problem or if it was something on my end … I thought I had been doing it right (according to the codex) and was curious if it was me or the new version.

Thanks!

Do you mean to tell me, moshu, that I am not the first person in the world (the galaxy even) to have had this question? That others have come before me?

But I created the internet! Nothing exists until I have thought of it.

(thanks)

Probably borrow someone’s mac ? I don’t think you can port it to Windows but I could be wrong.

I just looked at the page in Safari and Firefox and they both look the same to me.

Ah ha! That may help … thanks!

Is that what wordpress uses (as a module) for sending those messages ?

I guess my question was more of a: what is wordpress using to send mail on apache/php …

Thanks.

Oh never mind, it was obvious. Just change the href to rel like so:

a[rel="lightbox"] { background: here; }

My guess is that since you are writing the code in (x)HTML, you will need to use the code the corresponds to the special characters you are using. For example:

é = & #233;

(i added a space after the & sign because the forum keeps translating the HTML!)

I suspect that maybe by saving it in UTF-8 it is preserving a format that isn’t recognized in HTML. Try changing some of the ? marks to appropriate syntax in HTML and see what happens.

I just looked at your site and the header appears to be gone. Did you find it ?

Why not change the default style for the img tag inside your <div class="entrytext"> ?

.entrytext img { }

This won’t solve the left right issue, but could help with the padding problem.

D

You mean a different background image behind the post or for the entire site ? The code you cited, if put inside the loop, would certainly include the correct image for the correct category with the post; however, it isn’t going to replace the one you have set as a style. What you will probably need to do is something like this (in style sheet first):

#bck-cat-1 { background: #000000 url(/myimage1.jpg) repeat-x; }
#bck-cat-2 { background: #000000 url(/myimage2.jpg) repeat-x;}
etc

Then in the template file (probably the header) run the same if statement, only use it to echo: <div id="#bck-cat-1"> … this will change the div for each category and change teh corresponding background as well.

Ah – then it looks like there is a problem with the plugin … sorry, I do not know.

Do you have a plugin called “populairty-contest” by chance ? Is it enabled ? Do you have a call to the plugin in your theme ?