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Unfortunately no. I just switched it to a static image for the time being. So frustrating…

Another +1 here! This would be incredibly handy.

Here’s the newest one I’ve set up.

Hope that helps! Most of the CSS is the default, with a few colour changes, so it’s pretty close to what you get out of the box.

Try using the !important tag on your CSS. For example:
#tec-event-calendar-part {background: pink !important;}

It’s been working for me. Another thing to check is to make sure your theme’s CSS file is called after the <?php wp_head(); ?> code is called, so that it follows the Cascading Stylesheets flow properly.

Hope that helps!

Ok, so my host isn’t upgrading anytime soon. Do I have other options? Any ideas/hints/etc would be most welcome – I was really looking forward to using this plugin!

There it is – PHP Version 5.1.6.

Ah. I don’t know what version this particular server uses – but it’s behind the times in many other ways, so that wouldn’t surprise me. Will check that, and report back…Thanks for the clue!

Sorry to be a pest, but it would be helpful to know if I should be looking for another plugin – I really like this one, though, so I keep holding out hope…

Please let me know if there’s anything further I can provide to help with a solution.

Any chance that a fix is on its way? I wish I knew enough code to know how to fix this myself.

Tue Jan 25 14:12:28 2011] [error] [client ###.##.##.###] PHP Fatal error: Class 'DateTime' not found in .../wp-content/plugins/wunderground/wunderground.php on line 487

Does that help?

Additional info: mine’s been added to the template, but I just added it to the content in this page as well to test. It truncates the HTML pretty badly.

Here is a link to a page with only the weather in the template (footer)

Let me know if I can help test anything!

Here’s mine – it’s not a “live site” yet (hidden), so various menu things aren’t working.

I’m finding the same thing here. WP 3.0.4, plugin version 1.2.3. Any ideas?

Okay, I’ve solved mine (I think). I put an .htaccess file in wp-content itself, but it had to say this:

<Files ~ "\backup-db\*">
order allow,deny
deny from all
</Files>

I certainly hope this does what I think it does, but I may be wrong. Anyway, the error went away after I switched to this.

I’ve got exactly the same problem. Did you ever solve this?

Also: how did you set up your site? Mine was moved from a local install to a web server, and the migration of the database triggered the error code for me.