BeardedGinger

Hey Jppedi,

Thanks for reaching out to us here.

• As a first step, check the Event Settings > Date Format Settings section within your WordPress dashboard to ensure there isn’t anything strange in there.
• Secondly, try following our Testing for Conflicts procedures to ensure there isn’t a conflict at play with an existing plugin or theme.

Let me know if this helps.

Thanks!

Hey!

Thanks for your interest in the plugin! I definitely see the value in the feature you’ve described and will consider adding it in some capacity in the future.

Thanks!

Hey Joe,

Definitely! From a UX perspective (and by definition), I believe the ultimate goal for anything added to the WYSIWYG should be to mirror identically what is shown on the front end of the site. Although this won’t be integrated into the 2.0 release, I’ll definitely be adding it to the development plan for a near future release.

Thanks!

Hey Kramarz,

You’re in luck! Version 2.0 is in the works and will include Accordions, Toggles & Tabs.
You can check out the progress here https://github.com/BeardedGinger/Genesis-Shortcodes/tree/version/2.0.0.

I’m aiming to have the plugin updated here by the middle of August.

Thanks!

I like the idea of allowing editors to create the notes, particularly on blog style sites with multiple authors and someone actually fulfilling the role of “Editor” who doesn’t have admin access.

The main problem though is that the inspiration for the plugin came from a need to provide additional information and helpful hints to clients who were given editor access to maintain their site.

Adding this feature would require adding some sort of settings/configuration page which I believe is a bit too hefty for what the plugin currently aims to be. But it definitely is something I would consider. ??

Sorry for the delay here. I just pushed an update to the plugin to fix the issue.

There is a compatibility issue with the TinyMCE in WordPress 3.9. I’ll try to have this finally addressed by the end of the week.

Do you have a robots.txt file at the root of your website? You could possibly have a line in their that is blogging the Bing bots.

Awesome! Glad to help

You would need the FTP information to create the template so it would still be easier to just modify the existing template file.

Do you have a copy of memento.css that you are editing in the root of your child theme?

If so, you’ll need to ensure that your child theme is loading this new file. You can do that by using wp_enqueue_style within the functions.php file of your child theme.

It should look something like:

wp_enqueue_style( 'memento-child', get_stylesheet_directory_uri . '/memento.css' );

If you have the ability to access the files directly via FTP, that would definitely be preferred. You can get this information from your hosting provider.

You can replace the “/size-prices/” section after the <?php echo $theme_url;?> with the updated slug for your page. You can find the slug for the page on the page edit screen just below the title field.

You’ll just need to add the part after https://storageonterminal.com/ for that page’s URL.

It’s hard to know for sure without seeing everything firsthand but it sounds like that is the most likely solution.

There should be a file (most likely in the root folder of your theme) that has a section at the top that says Template Name: home page. This will be the file that will most likely need to be adjusted.

Hey,

It sounds like that section of the homepage may be coded directly in your website’s theme files.

When editing the home page that you referenced above, do you see a section on the right side of the page similar to https://www.screencast.com/t/cE3A44cOgE with a specific template set?