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  • Thread Starter Jeffw400

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    Thanks. Sadly I can only do basic php scripts. All I wanted was php code that inserts data from a field in a database once a submit button is clicked. Probably easy for php/wordpress gurus, but I was hoping a plug in for this basic task existed since such code does not work with any php allow plugins I have seen so far. Oh well. Probably best I build this outside of WordPress where I can make a form that can handle php. Again, thanks anyway.

    Thread Starter Jeffw400

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    I see. Well, I’m a newb and can’t code in php except for the basics like insert and queries so I’m out of luck. I am using a plug in–php for posts and pages, but even that doesn’t do the trick. It is amazing that there are not more plugins for php and wordpress to work together nicely ??

    Thread Starter Jeffw400

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    It’s really the same story no matter what plugin. I just can’t figure out how to create a form on a php page and then make it insert user entered data into a mysql database. Thought it would be easy, but apparently it is very difficult and there is so little documentation on this. I can create a WP page that displays data from mysql–but the form submit button to interact with the db may not be possible?

    I tried using WP templates, but that just loads to PHP directly and doesn’t want to connect to the DB that way–keeps throwing connect errors, so perhaps even php templates placed in the WP theme folder are not the solution. But how on Earth do other wordpress sites seem to have INSERT INTO functionality?

    Thread Starter Jeffw400

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    I found the solution moments after posting. I’ll share here for those wondering:

    I inserted this magical piece of code in style.css. I still don’t see where the default code is and I would be interested to know, but this did the trick for me:

    h2, .sidebar .widget h2 {
    color:#8fd43f;
    }

    Hello,
    I am with a non-profit organization called SoundWaters and I am having the same issue with the WP Google Calendar text not wrapping. I have read this thread and tried a few things but I’m off somewhere. Can someone take a look and let me know if there is a setting in the code to edit the wrapping? The site is soundwaters.org and the plugin is in the lower right widget area

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