ChristinaHendriks

bmzpert1 where do I find these files? I do not have access to the c-panel so all I have to work with are the files within WordPress.

I checked the Plugin Editor files and can’t find any file like this for Events Manager, and I also checked the Theme Editor files for the RT Theme 15 theme and can’t find it anywhere either…

Do I have to access the files through the c-panel in order to fix this?

You may need to deactivate Contact Form 7 and completely delete it. Then re-install it into your WordPress instance.

I had this issue not too long ago and found that this fixed the problem. If it doesn’t then you must have mucked with the files somehow.

For those that are still having this issue, I found a work around.

Currently I am using RT-Theme 15 on my WordPress Instance. I was able to get 3 of the most recent tweets to show by selecting ‘3’ in “how many tweets would you like to show?’

Once I had the 3 tweets showing, I isolated the third by using this:

div.box.dynamic_sidebar.widget div ul li:first-child +li +li {
	display: none;
}

Hope this helps.

I’m having the same issue.

Currently within my settings I have “How many items would you like to display?” set to “3” and it’s displaying the 3 most recent Tweets.

However when I switch to “2” (which is how we had it two days ago and now we’re having this problem) it shows 1 Tweet that’s over 9 hours old.

When I select “1” it shows 1 Tweet that’s REALLY old.

Authors, please fix this. This Twitter Widget was PERFECT before this. We’re begging you, CHECK YOUR SUPPORT FORUMS DAILY. Jeeze.

Can you be a bit more specific?

I would need to add calendar to template, but I’m not finding shortcode to that.

If you’re asking about how to add the Calendar as a Widget, just go to Widgets within your Appearance Settings and select it from the list of Widgets.

If you’re asking about how to have a “Calendar” page, go to the CalPress Settings and select “Adds New Page” for the Calendar page. It will create one for you…

Your email address doesn’t work. It states “Undeliverable.”

There is a plugin called Print Me! available that does the trick.

go to your really simple share settings and make the width of the linkedin share button 10px bigger than what it is.

default is 100px so make it 110px. I had the same problem and this worked for me.

Once you get into double digit shares, you’ll have to make the width bigger to keep the number inline with the button.

It should. Either way, it does not matter. I’ve deactivated and deleted your Plugin from my WordPress instance, and I refuse to use anything Authored by you ever again.

My URL is HERE. Feel free to take a look.