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  • Thread Starter Sheldon-64

    (@sheldon-64)

    Awesome! Works perfect!

    Learned something new.

    Also eliminated the Add Shifts Plus Sign from printed schedule.

    /* To make shiftcontroller schedule page pretty for printing */
    @media print {
    /* Remove wordress header, footer, etc */
    .page-id-19084 #header, .page-id-19084 #sub-footer, .page-id-19084 #footer-widgets, .page-id-19084 #footer {
    display: none;
    }

    /* Remove the Add Shift Button from printable schedule */
    .page-id-19084 #nts .hc-py1 {
    display: none;
    }

    /* Get rid of bullets, and tightens up line spacing */
    .page-id-19084 .entry-content ul li {
    list-style-type: none !important;
    }
    }

    Thread Starter Sheldon-64

    (@sheldon-64)

    Added the following to tighten up line spacing.

    .page-id-19314 .entry-content ul li { /* Get rid of bullets, and tightens up line spacing */
    list-style-type: none !important;
    }

    Now my schedule fits on one page. HEAVEN!

    Thread Starter Sheldon-64

    (@sheldon-64)

    I created a duplicate (printable) page and added some custom css to get rid of the ‘non’ shiftcontroller information.

    .page-id-19314 #header,
    .page-id-19314 #sub-footer,
    .page-id-19314 #footer-widgets,
    .page-id-19314 #footer {
    display: none;
    }

    Then created a link on original schedule page

    http://wmbc.ca/give-2/volunteer-schedule/

    that links to printable schedule.

    http://wmbc.ca/volunteer-schedule-2/

    Very close to perfect (printing in landscape mode and legal paper). Just need to tighten up on the line spacing to get it all on one page.

    VERY excited, will save a lot of work for everyone!

    I was not excited about entering the code, especially because you were confident your plugin was not at fault.

    I spent some more time analyzing website behaviour, and realized I had misinterpreted what was happening.

    My toolbar had disappeared, and your plugin was always sending me to the home page, the page I was viewing when I was logging in, which did not have the toolbar showing.

    When I disabled your plugin and logged back in, I was directed to the dashboard, which had the admin toolbar present. Therefore I assumed plugin was at fault.

    However, as soon as I went to visit the site (while logged in), with plugin deactivated, the toolbar disappeared again. Therefore, plugin verdict – innocent.

    LOTS of googling revealed that my problem to be in Settings>General.

    My WordPress address was http://mennonitetrust.ca, but my Site address was http://www.mennonitetrust.ca.

    Making them the same solved my problem.

    Thanks for your patience!

    Thread Starter Sheldon-64

    (@sheldon-64)

    Never mind, found the answer in an earlier post.

    [shiftcontroller by=”location”]

    Couldn’t find that in the documentation.

    Hi Matt, my problem has resurfaced. When I log into my website – http://mennonitetrust.ca/ I don’t get the admin toolbar.

    If I log into http://mennonitetrust.ca/wp-admin, I get access to the dashboard, but as soon as I click on Visit Site, I lose the toolbar again.

    Disabling your plug-in restores normal functionality. No cache installed. Same problem reported by my client on his browser.

    Any ideas?

    Hi Matt, thanks for the reply.

    I could tell that Sky Login Redirect was not not the problem, because removing it allowed me to get to the dashboard (which I couldn’t before), but still no toolbar.

    As per your suggestion, creating a separate cache in Zencache for logged in users most likely will fix my issue. However, sinice it is only an option with the pro version, I have uninstalled Zencache for now.

    Problem seems to have been resolved. Thanks for your help.

    Sheldon

    I also am experiencing this problem. The dashboard is not activated after logging in. I’ve had to remove Sky Login Redirect.

    Mennonite Trust

    The plugins that are remaining:

    Akismet
    AntiVirus
    BackupBuddy
    Better WordPress Google XML Sitemaps
    Broken Link Checker
    Contact Form 7
    Genesis Custom Headers
    Genesis Responsive Slider
    Genesis Simple Edits
    Google Doc Embedder
    Hello Dolly
    InfiniteWP – Client
    iThemes Security
    Login Logo
    Members
    Official StatCounter Plugin
    Sharedaddy
    Styles with Shortcodes for WordPress
    Types
    Velvet Blues Update URLs
    WP Views
    ZenCache

    Thread Starter Sheldon-64

    (@sheldon-64)

    Seems that the facebook app page has changed. There is an option for Status & Review, have to go to that menu and make app available to the public. Once I did that, my posts were visible to everyone.

    Either the installation instructions need to be updated, or I need new glasses because I could not find this step.

    Still get a sermon manager date error, but that is a different issue.

    Thread Starter Sheldon-64

    (@sheldon-64)

    Adding the parenthesis throws an error on publish.

    But you identified the correct post type, so it does publish to facebook (although there is an error message in the description of the post), but I will start a separate topic.

    Thanks again!

    Exactly what I am looking for, just changed ‘if(‘ to ‘if((‘.

    I have no clue about coding, pretty pumped I figured that out!

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