Joe Beuchel

Ok, I figured out the problem. Each individual event listed the right time and had Central time zone listed, but the overall Google calendar default time zone had reverted to UTC 0 for some reason. Changing that fixed everything.

I found a way to override the times using [start-time offset=”-18000″] for the 5 hour time difference. The problem I still have though is the event is on the wrong day because without this adjustment it shifts it to the following day, and then this offset corrects the time but it still shows on the calendar for the next day. An event I want listed for Oct. 1st at 7 pm showed up as Oct 2nd at 12 am. With this offset, it now shows Oct. 2nd at 7 pm instead of Oct. 1 at 7 pm.

I found a way to do this without modifying the php file so updates shouldn’t break it. Where you have [start-time] change it to [start-time offset=”-14400″]. The problem I still have though is the event is on the wrong day because without this adjustment it shifts it to the following day, and then this offset corrects the time but it still shows on the calendar for the next day.

I wanted to display ISO data too and I figured out how, it just takes two small code edits.

In jetpack-carousel.php, line 121 is:
'focal_length' => __( 'Focal Length', 'jetpack' ),
add a line after it with:
'iso' => __( 'ISO', 'jetpack' ),

In jetpack-carousel.js, line 931-933 is:
case 'aperture': val = 'f/' + val; break;
add a line after it with:
case 'iso': val = val; break;