WrdprsKN

Hi Ben @bsokic,

No problem at all. Thank you very much for getting back with me again. I went through the steps on that page, but that still didn’t solve the issue. However, I then looked at your documentation some more, and I tried a different code on the page I wanted the calendar. I had been using the very short one, and I then changed it to the much longer one. When I did this, the display of the calendar changed so that clicking on a specific event brings it up as a pop-up on the same page instead of going to its own page. Doing it this way, I don’t get the blank white space anymore. If I edit an event in the backend and go to view it directly, I still get the white space. However, it doesn’t seem like visitors to the site would see that now, so I’m not too worried about it. However, if you have any other suggestions about how to completely solve the issue, that would be great.

One other question, and if I need to start a separate topic just let me know. I currently have the calendar on the page that I linked to above. However, this is not the page that I have set as the Calendar Page in the Calendar Settings. That is because when I select a page for the calendar to display on (Calendar page), it doesn’t display unless I put the code in somewhere in the text of the page. However, when I put the code in, that makes the calendar appear twice on the page. It’s as if the Calendar page setting is making the calendar appear once, and then the code is making it appear a second time. However, without the code, it doesn’t appear at all even though the page is set as the Calendar page. I’ve gotten around this by setting the Calendar page to a page that I don’t really want the calendar on, and then putting the code in on the page that I really do want the Calendar on. By doing it this way, the Calendar appears once on the page with the code and not at all on the Calendar page. This works okay, but why would it occur this way?

Again, if this second issue should be a separate topic just let me know and I’ll copy and paste this to a new thread. Thank you for all of your help!

Hi Benjamin @bsokic,

I checked the theme folder, and yes, there is a single.php folder in there.

Thanks!

Hi Benjamin @bsokic,

Here you go:

https://www.firstknoxville.org/?page_id=2877

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by WrdprsKN.

Thank you very much!

I’m not sure. I am using WordPress 4.1.1 running Amped Child Theme theme. I’m doing this work for someone else though, so I really hesitate to change the themes around.

Is there another way to find out what might be the problem? Thank you!

Thanks for the reply. It turned out it was something relating to the .htaccess file. I’ve got it fixed now, so I’m marking this topic as resolved.

Thanks again!

That was it. Thank you very much!

Thank you! I found the code that is causing the problem. It is as follows:

<?php if(is_single()){ ?>
<!--article-share-->
<div id="article-share">
<?php if (!dynamic_sidebar('Article Share')) : ?>
<div class="widget">
<h4><?php _e("Article Share", 'genesis'); ?></h4>
<div class="wrap">
<p><?php _e("This is a widgeted area which is called Article Share. To get started, log into your WordPress dashboard, and then go to the Appearance > Widgets screen. There you can drag the Genesis - Featured Posts widget into the Featured Middle widget area on the right hand side. To get the image to display, simply upload an image through the media uploader on the edit page screen and publish your page. The Featured Posts widget will know to display the post image as long as you select that option in the widget interface.", 'genesis'); ?></p>
</div><!-- end .wrap -->
</div><!-- end .widget -->
<?php endif; ?>
</div>
<!--end article-share-->

<? } ?>

Do you know what is wrong with the code? Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you for your prompt reply. How would I best locate the code?