Tom5940

Okay – my bad – it looks like it’s a plugin conflict with ARVE Advanced Responsive Video Embedder. I’ve found a workaround. Sorry!

Hey @chickwithbob – It’s still working for me and I’ve gone ahead and deactivated the Enable jQuery Migrate Helper plugin and everything is working fine. Are we talking about the same plugin?

“Master Slider is the most advanced responsive HTML5 WordPress slider plugin with touch swipe navigation that works smoothly on devices too.

Version 3.6.0 | By averta”

Tom
Frisco, TX

@semcosupport – thanks! Glad I could help. Just keep in mind the plugin is meant to be a temporary solution until your plugin creators can get around to updating on their end! Rock on!

Here’s a good article that explains what’s happening and how you can, in most cases, get your site working correctly again until your plugin/theme creator can get around to updating their code:

https://ithemes.com/wordpress-5-5-breaking-websites-how-to-fix/

Good luck!

@bjornproductionsinc – yep, it’s only a temporary fix that will allow plugin authors some time to get their updates out while keeping plugins working.

Cheers! – It’s hump day, right? ??

FYI – I found a temporary solution on another thread and it worked for me:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/enable-jquery-migrate-helper/
After installing the plugin I’m able to edit my sliders again. Everything else is working as normal.

You might want to give it a try if you’re having issues with plugins after upgrading to WordPress 5.5.

The same issue as @bjornproductionsinc described. Can’t make any updates/edits to existing sliders even though the sliders are still displaying correctly on the front end. I hope a fix comes out soon!

I’m also having the same issue as described in the original post.

Nope…same problem on the front end – broken layouts and missing CSS, and the same error message – even after going to Theme Settings and doing a save.

All-in-One Event Calendar:
There was an error while compiling CSS. The message returned was: variable @calendarTitle is undefined in file /home/frisco/public_html/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/public/themes-ai1ec/vortex/less/user-variable-map.less in user-variable-map.less on line 31, column 33 29| @dropdown-link-hover-bg: @dropdownLinkBackgroundHover; 30| @input-color-placeholder: @placeholderText; 31| @calendar-title-color: @calendarTitle; 32| @today-color: @todaycolor; 33| @allday-badge-color: @alldayBadgeGradientMiddle; 34| @event-image-shadow: @eventImageShadow;

I guess I’m stuck using the last version I can get to work.

Wordpress version 4.6.1

All-In-One-Event Calendar 2.40 works – trying to upgrade to 2.5.11

All-in-One Event Calendar CSV Feed by Time.ly
Famous All-in-One Event Calendar extension giving you possibility to import CSV feeds of events
Version 1.0.5.2 | By Time.ly Network Inc.

All-in-One Event Calendar Extended Views by Time.ly
Posterboard and Stream views for Time.ly’s All-in-One Event Calendar plugin
Version 1.2.5 | By Time.ly Network Inc.

All-in-One Event Calendar Twitter Integration by Time.ly
Twitter integration for All-in-One Event Calendar
Version 1.1.4 | By Time.ly Network Inc.

All-in-One Event Calendar Venues by Time.ly
All-in-One Event Calendar add-on for managing venues that can be featured with your events.
Version 1.1.0 | By Time.ly Network Inc.

Thanks!

I’m having the same issue. I applied the custom CSS in the plugin setting, and I can see the changes when I inspect the code, but the red button color is still applied over my change, because it too is using !important in the styling, so the new styling is sitting underneath it, but I can’t figure out where to change it. The styling refers to the wp.login.php:100 page, but when I look at the page in File Manager, it’s all PHP code.

https://www.digitaldoowop.com/wp-login.php

Any suggestions?

Thanks!

Didn’t work – getting this in dashboard view:

There was an error while compiling CSS. The message returned was: variable @calendarTitle is undefined in file /home/frisco/public_html/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/public/themes-ai1ec/vortex/less/user-variable-map.less in user-variable-map.less on line 31, column 33 29| @dropdown-link-hover-bg: @dropdownLinkBackgroundHover; 30| @input-color-placeholder: @placeholderText; 31| @calendar-title-color: @calendarTitle; 32| @today-color: @todaycolor; 33| @allday-badge-color: @alldayBadgeGradientMiddle; 34| @event-image-shadow: @eventImageShadow;

Still doesn’t work. Posterboard view is still messed up. Have to reinstall the previous version … again.

Upgraded to All In One Event Calendar Version 2.4.1 with WP version 4.5.2 and now the Posterboard View no longer works, and the Advanced and Add-Ons sections are no longer accessible in the settings.

This issue with the Posterboard View happens every time a new version of the calendar comes out. Very frustrating.

Follow up…I had to restore the previous version of WP RSS Multi Importer to remove the error messages. But before doing so I was able to identify the line of code that was triggering the error. It is this line in the code: if(strpos($link,$a)!==false){

function rssmi_lightbox_filter($link,$targetWindow){

	if($targetWindow==0){
		$openWindow='class="colorbox"';
	}elseif ($targetWindow==1){
		$openWindow='target="_self"';
	}else{
		$openWindow='target="_blank"';
	}

	$lb_filter=rssmi_lb_filter_callback();  // in global settings

	if (!empty($lb_filter)){

		foreach($lb_filter as $a){

			if(strpos($link,$a)!==false){
				$openWindow='target="_blank"';
				continue;
			}
		}
	}
	return $openWindow;
}