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An update:
I put my site into maintenance mode. Deactivated the plugin. Went into FTP and deleted 4.5.0, and manually installed 4.5.1. Went back to site and reactivated plugin.

Site bricked again, sigh.

I went back into FTP and deleted it and reinstalled 4.5.0 and now site is back up.

Ok it’s late for me now so I will try the manual install tomorrow and get back with you. Thanks!

Ugh I wish I wrote that one specific detail down back then. I use about 15 registration forms with that plugin and went through most of them but I’m not finding a &quot in any of them, which means I probably took them out at one point.

My suggestion is to create an “appointment” field, and the text box where it says “Sample” for the title, put one in there surrounding a word. If I remember right, it had to do with that part of the plugin and none of the other field types. Sorry I’m not more help. :/

Ok no problem. I’ve narrowed the issue down to the added CSS I put in my child theme. See this IMAGE to see what it looks like before and after applying the CSS tweaks. You’re right, it is all on separate lines in the original. Not sure what happened with this and why I didn’t spot that my tweaks were causing the issue sooner.

This is the extra CSS I added to my child theme. Do you have any recommendations on what I can tweak/remove to fix my issue? Thank you for your help!

#vsel .vsel-meta h3 {margin-bottom:0px;}
#vsel .vsel-meta p {margin-bottom:0px;font-size:1em;}
#vsel .vsel-meta-title {font-size:1.25em;font-weight:bold !important;color:black;text-decoration:underline !important;}
#vsel .vsel-meta-title a {font-size:1.25em;font-weight:bold;color:black;text-decoration:underline;}

.vsel-meta {width:53%;}
.vsel-image-info {width:46%;}
.vsel-content {padding-bottom:0px;margin-bottom:10px;}

.vsel-meta-date {clear:none; float:left; width:60%;}
.vsel-meta-time {clear:none; float:left; width:40%;}

@media screen and (max-width:39.9375em) {
    .vsel-meta, .vsel-meta-right {width:100%; clear:both; float:left;}
    .vsel-image-info, .vsel-image-info-left {width:100%; clear:both; float:left;}
}

#vsel .vsel-content {padding:5px; border-bottom:0; border:3px dashed #ccc;}

It’s called “Appointment Hour Booking.” I use the paid version.

https://wordpress.org/plugins/appointment-hour-booking/

Sorry, I didn’t realize this plugin was not the same as the one on Code Canyon even though they both have the same name. It never occurred to me that the plugin may be outdated since I bought it over at Code Canyon. Since I wasn’t getting any pings within WP that there was a new version out, out of sight out of mind, and it never updated. Thanks for figuring that part out.

I went over and downloaded the latest version and it fixed almost all of the problem, but I have a couple odd products where it’s still giving me that error on checkout, so I will investigate that and will get a hold of you over on Code Canyon next.

Thanks again!

So as of yesterday we ran into a snag. The plugin author needs access to the general settings of their plugin, but unless I give them full admin access, they don’t see it for some reason. I’ve sent a screenshot of all the options under “custom” to see if any other ones need to be turned on, but there’s only two in there I see that are directly related to their plugin.

I had to turn on “manage_options” for them to even get into their plugin, but then if they click on anything else it tells them they don’t have permission to do anything. I would love it if the Members plugin just said “Yeah let them have access to that plugin” and everything works as normal, instead of having to hunt around trying to turn on/off the things that are associated with it manually.