Hi Fabio,
If the navigation isn’t working, it may be a theme or plugin conflict. See this page for more troubleshooting on that:
http://docs.simplecalendar.io/troubleshooting-theme-plugin-widget-conflicts/
If you’re still experiencing issues after this please post a link so we can see the behavior. A test page/site is fine.
If you want the same feed to show up in a list in one location and a grid in the other, yes you’ll need two feeds. However, there is a ”Clone” link on your calendar feed listing you can use to easily copy one feed to the next.
Hope that helps.
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FebzPD
(@febzpd)
Ok, I’ve been testing some more things and I noticed that the list view doesn’t show more than 4 events ,even if it’s set to show 15 events and there are 5 events it should list (the events are in “fishing range” of 365 days after blablabla), it didn’t occur to me before because I had less than 5 events in my gcal; when I click the arrows nothing happens. I’m using woothemes Canvas theme, and, exept for the list, the grid has no problems, even included in some shortcodes like [threecol_one]. But, if I put the [calendar id="123"] shortcode inside a [tab] or a [toggle] shortcode the problems appear again. So it might be that it has conflicts with the theme, I guess. Does this mean that some of the Canvas Theme shortcodes do not support “the latest WordPress standards”? Should I expect a Canvas update soon to solve the conflict? If it is so, can you redirect me to where I can find these latest standards? Because I have made a few “aesthetics” plugins myself for this website and they present the same problems that [tab] and [toggle] show with your plugin’s shortcode. I fear JQuery might be involved here somehow…
Thanks for the patience btw and love the new look you gave the plugin.
