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I see. Will try and work on it.

Unfortunately, I’m getting the same results. Also tried putting the “!important” in the Theme’s CSS code.

is this in addition to the previous code?

THanks for the reply. Unfortunately, neither of those worked. I tried putting both variations (with and without the !important) in both the “Custom Style” section as well as the “Custom Print Page Style” section. What about putting it in the Theme’s custom CSS section?

Thanks for your reply…I tried with the given syntax and still got the same result. What’s interesting is that if I call for just the first tab [print-me target=”#listing_tab_site-info-general”/] it prints just that section, which nothing seems to be wrong. If I do the same with the 2nd tab [print-me target=”#listing_tab_site-detailed”/] it is blank. If I try the 3rd tab [print-me target=”#listing_tab_site-housing-community”/] it is also blank…which I’m not sure what to make of that, other than the fact that it doesn’t seem to be a problem of having multiple tabs being called out. Could it be because the print icon is located on the first tab, preventing it from printing the other 2 tabs??

Thanks. I installed a Font Awesome 5 plugin and that did the trick. It looks like the theme I am using hasn’t been updated to include version 5.

Thanks again for your help!

Sorry, but I have one more question. In the widget the dates now are correct, but there is an empty box after the “Register” link, which should be an arrow to the right “->”. I pulled up the page source and have the screenshot here. Any idea what could be going on here?

Thanks again!

Looks like that did the trick! Thank you for the update. Always great to have a plugin with really good support.

Cheers!

What’s interesting is that I have the shortcode on another page and it displays correctly. However, the sidebar widget is where there is an issue with the date/time.

I double-checked and everything is set correctly but it is still not displaying the correct time/date in the sidebar widget.

Screen shots:
GoToWebinar timezone setting
WordPress timezone setting

Any other possible fixes?

Thanks!

Thanks for your reply.

I went into GoToWebinar to check the timezone and it’s set to Easter (see screen shot). Although it’s set to East, it comes up as “EDT” in the GTW Dashboard (see screen shot). Apparently, this stands for “Easter Daylight Time” and is the timzone for New York.

Can the plugin handle this timezone? I’m wondering if this is where the shift is happening with my date.

That did it! https://salesianlaymissioners.org/home/?wpm-testimonial=2577

Thank you so much for your help!

Great plugin support!

I assume if Highlander is a Child Theme for Shell-Lite Theme, I would use the single.php located in the Shell-Lite theme folder? Not that I have an option, really, because there isn’t a single.php file in the Highlander folder, but there is in Shell-Lite.

I’m looking at the code and don’t see any mention of pic/image/photo. I’m guessing that it should be under the <div class=”post-entry”>. But not sure as to how to get it in there.

Thanks again for your help.

<script src=”//pastebin.com/embed_js/K4Rs6vXA”></script>

Thanks for the details…I feel bad that I’m taking so much of your time!

I am comfortable with FTP and am actually downloading my entire site because I can’t seem to find the file “single.php”. I looked in the directory ‘wp-content’ and what seemed like all the folders, but nothing. When I find that, I would copy it in the same location and then follow the rest of the instructions…I’m just having trouble with the first step (!).

Thanks, again!

Thanks for the quick response. I have been playing around for a bit to see if I could figure it out, but I think I may need a point in the right direction. I guess what my first question would be is how to copy the single post template and where to store it so that WordPress finds it.

Thanks!