forestlaurel

I am successfully using more than one Timed Content module on the same page, doing exactly what you are trying to do. I am using Timed Content for Beaver Builder Version 1.0.2.1. Make sure you have selected the correct time zone on each Timed Content module. You might check to see if you have a plugin conflict and try the same thing on a clean test site to help narrow down the issue. Good luck!

Cute profile dog pic, BTW.

Andy, Were you able to get a solution for this? Thanks, Laurel

Hi, I’m sorry I was not more clear. Let me try again.

I have two timed contents occurring on the same page as they announce upcoming in-store sales. I set a start time and an end time for each timed content block. When one sale ends that timed content is hidden (works), a few minutes later I have another timed content block start. But what is happening is, the first timed content ends, but the next timed content block does not ever start —unless I go back into Beaver Builder and re-publish the page after the start time occurs.

BTW, The only way the Timed Content shows up is if I republish the page after the designated start time.

Okay, I take some of my previous post back. Upon calling GoDaddy to switch from Managed WordPress to a regular hosting account, the tech I got this time, gave me a different solution. A much easier one! The trick is to use the Flush Cache link at the top of the page after changing CSS style sheets. That seemed to do the trick. Whew*

Well, looks like I’m going to have to change my client’s account from a Managed WordPress to regular hosted account to be able to edit the .css files in Coda. FYI, the other issue I noted with Managed WordPress is my BackupBuddy backups are real slow in the making —and I have a very small site. Tradeoffs! My recommendation for anything else that comes up for you is to consider the issue may have to do with the nature of a Managed WordPress site. I’ve read that some plugins are blacklisted with MW too. Good luck!

Thanks for responding so quickly.
Are you still using Managed WordPress and have you had success editing files using Coda? Sorry if I didn’t understand your answer.

Johnny Sea, did you ever resolve being able to use Coda with a GoDaddy Managed WordPress site? I’ve come up with the same problem as mentioned in your first post. Talking with GoDaddy, they tell me I need to go back to a regular hosted site to be able to use Coda. Before I go that route, I wanted to just make sure there was no way around it.

Thanks!

Yes, I am. I just reactivated the plugin and you can see the results on the above link. The box is entitled, Like Us… with nothing in it. Seems to show up fine in Firefox/Mac. Thanks for looking into this.

I would LOVE the answer to this issue too!