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Never mind about this, okay? I did a little more research and found out that the page wasn’t set for front page template. All is well now!

Well, I didn’t hear back from anyone so I’ve done a work-around by creating a new blocked page, which works like it’s supposed to work. This plugin is pretty awesome, even though for some reason the one blocked page quit displaying content to logged-in users.

Marking this topic as resolved. However, I am still curious to find out why that blocked page quit displaying content, if someone has the time to respond. If so, much appreciated!

Thanks. I’ll close this one as I’ve reposted on that link you gave me. Hopefully someone over there can help.

Sorry, I should have mentioned that. It’s WP-Members.

Marking this as resolved. Went back to our hosting vendor and he said our child theme’s style.css wasn’t set.

I just now noticed that the footer we had in our Twenty Twelve Child theme is missing as well. The code shows in the child theme, which is this (pasted below), but it’s not displaying.

</div><!– #main .wrapper –>
<footer id=”colophon” role=”contentinfo”>
<div class=”site-info”>

© 2012-2016 Society for Design Administration, Seattle Chapter. All rights reserved.
</div><!– .site-info –>
</footer><!– #colophon –>
</div><!– #page –>

<?php wp_footer(); ?>
</body>
</html>

Any help with this too?

It turns out that yes, someone who creates a Woocommerce account on our site can also access our member’s only area. That’s not good.

Does anyone know how I can keep Customers out of our members only area?

@shayatik, when I click your “here” link, I am seeing the title, description, and image – just thought you might want to know that. But in my case, no title, description, or image shows when, from the actual post, I click the LinkedIn icon to share with a Group. It just my site’s domain only.

I’m wondering if it’s because I scheduled the post instead of immediately publishing it? So the last post that published when it was scheduled “What’s wasting your time?” will not show title, description; it’s just shows the domain.

Yet, the previous post, “Speaking of meetings,” will show all the details when I try to share it with a group via the linkedin icon. That “speaking” post was published immediately instead of scheduling it.

My site is sda-seattle.org

Fixed.

Dang it, I did it again! My site is sda-seattle.org (apparently I made way too much text react as the link to my site). Aarrgghh!

Marking this as resolved. I discovered I needed to recheck the Show Log In Form and Show Registration Form on Pages. Works now.

Okay, so I’ve discovered that on the blog I posted recently (titled “Speaking of Meetings”) – the Leave a Reply text is there (just underneath the post title), but the link is not active. (I was logged into my site from Safari. I tested the recent post from Chrome – not logged in.)

But, from my iPhone, the Leave a Reply text is there, and it’s an active link – and the link works.

I’ve been reading other support threads on this, and I’m just not getting it. Can someone help, please?

Thanks.

Thanks George. I was talking about when you click “find out more” from an event, the next screen then shows the Event Title, and the Event Date and Time. Right underneath the Event Date and Time is where the Previous and Next links are. I guess that’s the normal setting, right, to have Next and Previous links display directly underneath the Date/Time of the event you are looking at? If so, I can live with that; it just looked a bit strange when I first saw it right beneath the Date/Time. Thanks for giving me the none-display code, which will come in handy if I choose to not display Next and Previous.

I’ve since found out that the widgets show, depending on the browser you are using. It seems they show when using IE and Safari. But not on Chrome. Is there a fix for that?

Thanks.

I have this annoying habit of accidentally linking the word Thanks to my site. (aarrgghh!)

My site is:

testarea.sdaseattle.org