garooga

I am using WP Mobile Detect shortcodes to hide information within posts right now. I’m keeping this unresolved in case someone can suggest a more elegant solution.

My apologies. I was taking the instructions too literally – the database I needed to access was called “lfo_options”. I didn’t figure this out until I looked around in the other databases also being stored on my employer’s hosting account. Then of course, the instructions worked perfectly fine!

I am very new at this and am running into lots of “d’oh” moments. Thank you so much for your help!

I tried both methods – the FTP method didn’t cause any change, and as for the phpMyAdmin method… there were no tables. While I have a very limited understanding of php, I cannot imagine why no tables are appearing.

Okay, so I went digging around and found the css class selectors that apply to the pop-ups…

.popover
.popover-inner
.popover-title
.popover-content

…located in wp-content< themes-ailec< vortex< less< popovers.less. I then found where these class selectors were used in wp-content< themes-ailec< vortex< agenda-widget.php. I deleted the code enclosed with “<!– .ai1ec-popup –>”!

Honestly, I feel silly now for having asked the question, but thought I would provide my solution before I marked the thread “resolved.”