Joe Dolson
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] probably a “button” bug?That button doesn’t come from My Calendar. Based on some brief research, it seems like it might come from Bravis Addons, but I can’t say for sure.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Admin Color Schemes] needs update for 7.0Yes, I’m fully aware of that!
That sounds like a CSS conflict. Without seeing your site, I can’t really be more specific. But I see you have another calendar plugin installed, and it’s certainly possible the two have conflicting styles on something similar; you may want to try disabling those plugins to check.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Category labels have disappearedI figured it out; it’s specific to categories that don’t have icons assigned. Issuing an update.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Category labels have disappearedI have a report on this from @cwolff, but can’t currently reproduce it myself. Your list of plugins could be useful – as a starting point to compare with @cwolff’s, at least.
But if you can inspect the HTML of the what you do see and let me know what the underlying HTML is, that would be potentially helpful.
I’m specifically wanting to know whether the information is actually *missing*, or whether it’s just *invisible*.
It looks like something is blocking access to the target URL to fetch the page. The URL that it’s trying to load is https://kristinmanwaring.com/medicare/events-medicare-presentations/?cid=mc-948a6a8e8cd15db324902317a630b853&dy=&month=4&time=month&yr=2026, which is being blocked. If I try https://kristinmanwaring.com/medicare/events-medicare-presentations/?dy=&month=4&time=month&yr=2026, that seems to work. Which suggests that something you have installed doesn’t like the
cidparameter.You may want to try disabling all other plugins to see if it’s a plugin conflict. If it’s not a plugin conflict, it could be a hosting rule. It has more the look of a hosting rule, but I don’t have any way to tell for sure.
I see what you’re referring to, now – but those icons are coming from your theme, not from My Calendar.
Can you share a URL that I can look at?
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Accessibility] High contrast mode – image backgroundIf I didn’t set a background color at all, then it would end up black, and there’d be about a 50/50 chance that the image would no longer be visible at all. Unfortunately, I don’t have an easy way to know which direction to go.
My Calendar doesn’t use Font Awesome, so that’s not the CSS you’re looking for. You can certainly increase the size of the icons; something like this added to the Customizer should do it:
.my-calendar-nav .mc-icon { font-size: 24px; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Accessibility] High contrast mode – image backgroundAny background is potentially a problem; if this isn’t set, the image background will end up as whatever the background color behind it is, which isn’t necessarily good, either. There is really no way of handling that in a predictable way.
You can however add custom styles to handle this on a per-image basis to ensure your site works as needed. The high contrast mode adds the class
.contrastto thebodyelement, and you can add custom styles to address special situations.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Lost Custom Icon after updateThanks for following up! Glad you found what you needed.
Can you share a relevant link to a post on your site and the same post on X?
All of the month and day names in My Calendar come from the core translations in WordPress. None of that text is directly part of My Calendar. You can change them, using the
gettextfilters that are part of WordPress.Here’s an example of what that looks like: https://github.com/joedolson/plugin-extensions/blob/master/my-tickets/my-tickets-gettext.php
For this usage, you’d need to check against the textdomain ‘default’, which is WordPress core translations.
@ann2275 Please start a new issue, thank you! That is not the same issue.