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It looks like that worked, so thanks very much!

Thanks, Dan! I am in touch with Jetpack support now. Since LearnDash has not been updated since before I started my course, and Jetpack was just updated, and the problem only occurs when Jetpack is turned on, I can’t see how the problem could be due to something else. Hopefully, Jetpack support will be able to help me fix this, but I will go to LearnDash support if I have to. Thier support has been very poor when I’ve had problems in the past.

Thanks! Okay, may be it’s just those plugins and it’s totally okay. Although this did not happen with past courses..

Thanks! I never even noticed that!

Thanks for your reply. Actually, it looks like they’re in reverse order of publication, with my oldest book at the top. I’m not sure that I want to change the data to something erroneous.

No, I am not touching that button. What I ended up doing is creating a separate text box for each paragraph, because line breaks don’t work. A little tedious for the page I want to build. But it’s a work around. Thanks for your help!

No, that didn’t work. Nothing saved at all. So how am I supposed to save my changes without using the WordPress Editor?

Okay, digging a little farther, I discovered that through the Page Builder tab, if I scroll way down, there is a button that says ‘Create New Page.” I guess this is where I am supposed to start. Unfortunately, I have done MANY hours of work through the WordPress Editor. Is there a way to copy and paste from the page I already have, or import it?

I would have found it very helpful to have some documentation that would give me this information up front. Although in general the plugin is easy to use, expecting non-techies just to figure everything out without any instructions is a stretch for many of us. I end up ditching a lot of plugins for just this reason.

All right. I’m not sure about the page, since it’s not live yet, but as I said, the red triangles were in my preview. So I ended up deleting that layer and redoing it. Thankfully it was only a paragraph. Looks fine now.

I’m not sure what you mean by opening the WordPress Editor. I do go to the page I’m working on through my normal Pages tab, but the only thing I do from there is save. Is there another way to reach my page, or should I only be saving in the PlugNEdit page? I was reading this: “Do not forget to click Publish or Update after editing the page,” as a directive to save each time. But I think you’re saying I shouldn’t do that? I should just save on the PlugNEdit page and then get out of the Editor? I will try that with this specific formatting problem and see if it works. Thanks!

Thanks, Christine. I figured out what the problem was. I chose the Blog Template option for the new page. I thought that would make new entries go at the top like on a blog. But apparently it just defaulted to my blog. When I changed it to Default Template it worked fine.

Thanks, Ryan, I did some further research and was able to figure out the problem through another support forum post. The Calendar page ended up in my Custom Menus, so I had to delete it from there.

Thanks for your help.