Spiffy Plugins

This could be the result of another plugin or your theme messing with the WordPress system date/time.

You can pinpoint the problem using the Health Check & Troubleshooting plugin. This plugin allows you to view you site as an administrator with all other plugins disabled and using the default theme, while keeping you site fully intact for other visitors. Then you can see if the problem goes away, and enable other plugins one by one to isolate the conflict.

You can use the “hide event” feature by creating a hide event on the day you want to block.

There is currently no way to change the format, but I will consider adding this in a future release.

You would need to use categories to display different events on each calendar. The calendar shortcode allows you to filter by category.

Sorry, that is not possible at this time.

For the “Markets Holding Tomorrow” section on the home page, when I click on the heading it opens the post and shows the proper upcoming list. I suspect your theme is only showing an excerpt on the home page and this is cutting off the upcoming event list.

For the “Today’s Updates” section, when I click on the heading it opens the post and still shows no events. What exactly do you have entered on that post? It works properly on your post “T” but not on your post “todays-updates”

The default lookahead is only 7 days. You can change this on the Options tab in the settings, in the “Upcoming Events” section.

If you don’t use the month jumpbox and have the plain titles, you can target table.calendar-heading-tbl.

table.calendar-heading-tbl {
    font-size: 40px;
}

The arrows depend on the theme in use. For the default theme you could use this:

a.spiffy-calendar-arrow {
    border-width: 20px !important;
}

If you have the months jumpbox, you need to use this:

.spiffy .calendar-date-switcher select {
    font-size: 20px;
}

Since the csv import is a bonus feature, it cannot be supported here. I will respond in your support email.