Joe Dolson
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In reply to: [WP Accessibility] Problem with Skip links in Twenty Twenty Four themeYou can change the attachment point of the accessibility toolbar so that it attaches somewhere other than the
bodyelement. Thebodyelement is the only one that WP Accessibility can know for certain will be present, so that’s the default, but you can change it.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Locations Search Not WorkingI advise you to use a different plugin. My Calendar has always been a developer-focused tool, and your request amounts to “please rewrite your plugin so that I don’t have to learn any code”. That’s fine; there are lots of plugins that are focused on doing visual-only design. This is not one of them.
I am a solo developer, and you are a user of a free plugin. I cannot realistically rewrite the entire plugin to meet your needs.
Best of luck.
I’m looking at this to debug; it definitely *should* be there, just have to see why it’s not being produced. I assume this event has a recurring set up that’s every 2 weeks?
I just did a test in my dev environment, and that does give me an INTERVAL=2, as expected, so I’m not sure what might be different about your event. Can you tell me how it’s set up?
So ‘today’ and ‘day’ don’t link to the same thing – the ‘Today’ button takes you to today’s date in your current view. The ‘Day’ view, however, takes you to the current calendar in ‘Day’ view – which sets you to the first day of the current month (or maybe the current week; I don’t recall.)
That’s an intentional difference – having the ‘day’ view take you to the current date would be problematic if you were anywhere in the calendar other than the current month.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] date badge too big with v 3.7.9Hmm. The change I made was just to add line breaks in the HTML; but it looks like your theme is processing that through
wpautop, which is resulting inbrtags being inserted at each line break. Annoying.You can resolve this by adding
.mc-date-badge br { display: none; }, however.Thanks for the report! Fixed in https://github.com/joedolson/my-calendar/commit/c9512800ebdd7e28cf8d7f26bb198130be890c77; will be in the next release.
The update just adds a notice for people during the X.com API set up to let them know that there isn’t a Free tier anymore. It’s primarily to prevent me from getting support requests from people who’s X integration is suddenly not working, since I can’t do anything about it.
Delaying updates to social networks is one of the main features of XPoster Pro; so…no, that won’t be added to the free version.
Ah, of course they’ve made another change. That’s useful to know; I’ll have to publish an update to reflect that change. I don’t personally use X anymore, so I don’t always catch these changes promptly.
I haven’t been able to reproduce that issue reliably, which has made it challenging to address. In my environments it seems to be a bit random whether or not it fires; but it’s a relatively low-usage feature, so it hasn’t been a top priority. It’s easier for most people to just trigger new updates on the fly in the metabox.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] How to change list view styleSo, in answering this, I found that the List option setting with the label “Show the first event’s title and the number of events that day next to the date.” doesn’t do what it’s supposed to; that should enable you to hide the number of events and the title of the first event, but it doesn’t. That will be fixed in a future release.
That specific change isn’t covered by any of the templating options; those are largely specific to how events are presented, and not to the larger framework of the calendar around the event data.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] probably a “button” bug?My guess is that it’s being generated using JavaScript that’s being inserted by some other application. Based on the classes in the data you shared (
.pxl-wobble), and based on searching Github (https://github.com/search?q=pxl-wobble&type=code), I’m guessing that it has something to do with Bravis themes; but I have no other clues.With JS, the code that inserts it could be anywhere in your site, and I really have no information about where it could be. You’d probably get more information by contacting Bravis for support – if it is something coming from them, then they’ll have a much better idea about where it is than I do.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] No response on pro supportDid you use the name “Earl” or “Earl_D” in those requests? I don’t see any support requests containing those names, and have little else to go on.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Location list shortcodeIt is, yes – the documentation is here: https://docs.joedolson.com/my-calendar/my-calendar-locations/#using-a-shortcode-to-view-a-location
Can you tell me where the problem link is?
Do you have any error logs that indicate anything failing? The specific changes in the most recent version are very unlikely to cause this; but I’d encourage you to try installing the previous version and testing that, to verify that it’s the current release that is causing this. It’s available from the plugin page: https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/wp-to-twitter.5.0.6.zip
Closing due to the lack of follow up.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] No response on pro supportFYI, I don’t actually see a support request that I can identify as coming from you; I’m going to close this, as it’s not really a support request in itself, but please re-submit your pro request if you’re still not seeing a reply.