Blake

I submitted the error to you now.

Thanks

Again, it’s not an issue with the already created galleries. It’s just the ability to create a new gallery or add new images. Then I get the ‘no permission’ error/notice.

https://craftcustoms.com is the site.

I just deactivated and deleted the plugin. Then I redownloaded and reinstalled it, and that didn’t work either.

If you’d like my login information, let me know!

Thanks,

Blake

Morning!

I activated the twentyseventeen theme (standard) and tried it again, and it still isn’t giving me permission.

It’s not that there are pages NOT displaying galleries, it’s that I can’t CREATE a new gallery. All the current galleries are displaying and working perfectly.

Is it possible to deactivate and delete the plugin and then reinstall it? As long as I don’t clear the database, the galleries should still be there when I reinstall, right?

Is there something in the database that can be modified to give permission?

Yes, I found it on my own a few weeks ago but forgot to post it.

Thanks for the follow-up!

Has no one encountered this error? I’ve looked through every file I can think of, and I’m stuck.

Any admin help?

Thanks!

I just made sure the home page was blank and then I used a plugin called “disable Title” to make the title and banner disappear. Now, it’s just the menu, featured showcase, and footer on the home.

I hope this helps.

Here’s what I did/ I changed mine to purple for a client. I’m still working on it ( I have to change everything to purple). Just replace the hex color with the one you want!

/* Blog Page Color Changes */

#primary-mono h1.entry-title {
    font-weight: normal;
    color: white;
    background: #704583;
}

#primary-mono .entry-meta {
    background: #962983;
}

a {
    color: #704583;
}

#respond .comment-form-author label, #respond .comment-form-email label, #respond .comment-form-url label, #respond .comment-form-comment label {
    background: #704583;
    border-bottom: solid 1px #962983;
}

#respond .form-submit input[type=submit] {
color: #704583;
}

/* Blog Titles */

.klopp .out-thumb .readmore a {
    color: #704583;
    border: solid 1px #704583;
    background: #704583;
}

Any updates on this? I have a meeting with the client early next week, and I would love to be able to show them a complete calendar.

Thanks!

https://eccnt.org/events

I’m still building out the last few details of the site, and the calendar is one of them. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks.

Mine stopped working on all 28 of my marina websites.

It stopped working after the latest WordPress core update. I haven’t seen a WillyWeather update, so I can’t say which is the culprit.

Do we have a solution?

I either get a bad gateway error, or I get what looks like a homepage iframe of the willyweather site. The options in the widget setup fields are all greyed out as well.

AND the site (front end) appears, but every page is 404 – not found.

I’ve changed the site address and home options in phpmyadmin, and even reset the password using the “forgot password” option at sign-in. Things ARE connected, but…not connecting.

This is not in your popup, it’s in your mailchimp LIST settings. You have set the list to send text to all subscribers in the autoresponder. I’ve been there. Quick fix. Good luck!

Hey Noahj,

No, the issue cleared itself. I wish I could take credit for it, but it magically took care of itself the next day. I’m happy!

We can mark this as resolved. Here is the CSS I did: (replace the #color with what you want.

/* Top nav-menu Color */
#menu li.current-menu-item a, #menu li.current-menu-parent a, #menu li.current_page_parent a, #menu li a.selected, #menu li a:hover, #menu li.current_page_item a, #menu li.sfHover, #menu li.sfHover a {
color: #fff;
background: #C04126;
}

/* Top nav-menu Color on Hover */
#menu .sf-menu li li a.selected, #menu .sf-menu li li a:hover {
color: #FFFFFF;
background: #C04126;
}

/*child menu color */
#menu .sf-menu li li {
background-color: #C04126;
}