joshuabaer23

It works.
The file you have showing adjusted the single post within the list…not the single event post itself.

If you want to edit the single event, that is located:
[your-theme]/tribe-events/single-event.php
Be sure you take the proper file from the plugin at the same location.

If the above still does not work, then your current theme has its own over ride and you would have to copy it instead to the same location in your custom theme.

There is no page for events, so adding content in the manner you have will not show. It will have to be custom coded and you will want to remove that page named events you made, as it could conflict.

So with the paid addon, I can find a way to post data to custom fields of all sorts within a custom post type?

Potentially a large list of redirects may be troublesome, but your particular error is not quantity. Its a single redirect improperly pointing somewhere, or even back on itself so it will continuously loop back on itself, giving you such an error message.

Test each redirect individually and check. If they all have this issue, then each of those redirects are improperly coded.

There are other potential reasons you could be seeing this, but lets start with the above as it is the most likely reason.

Agreeing with johnny_n. Your issue is quantity. Id consider another option to manage those. I cant imagine needing that many, so maybe their is htaccess options you havent considered yet. Maybe a 404 page resolution of some kind.

This is common behavior. In most part, its from bots looking for common exploits. All sites have it, some far worse than others. To some extent, you can work on minimizing it.

Turns out that I had SMTP restrictions set on my server. I disabled them under SMTP Restrictions in WHM and I was able to send with port 25 and tls.

Sounds like you may have an ad blocker turned on for that browser.

After further testing, I have found this maybe a Win 10 issue or possible a browser extension. I tried 3 browsers with same results.
I then tried my Chrome laptop and the issue does not exist. I also found the issue exists with various java based programs, not just WP.

So sorry for using up forum space, but Ill gladly take suggestions if anyone knows whats up.

There would only be a button if you added a button. Again, this issue should be handled at wordpress.com and not here. And AGAIN, here is the link to your admin:
https://Spacesstuffsite.wordpress.com/wp-admin

I believe this is the incorrect place to ask that question. wordpress.com is different than www.remarpro.com.

Also, this answer is very easy to find by searching google.

Spacesstuffsite.wordpress.com/wp-admin

Same exact issue for myself. I clicked Reset All users Pass button, and all pass’s were reset except admins, even though I do not have admins set as exempt in settings, and every user of 20 got the email and each and every one could not login. They got the message ” expired 1 minute ago.”

Could this be from the users trying to use a pass that was too weak?

It turns out that I was completely wrong. I thought I had the size limitations set in gravity, but I didnt….well not correctly.

I adjusted it and got my issue under control. Thanks for your time.

What a neat idea, but all I can think of is the possible downfalls. I can not let any of my staff permission to delete anything…or Id loose it forever.
Seems this would be best as an Admin permissions thing from WP itself. Maybe another plugin.

I second this feature. My theme crops images at about 500 by 300 for my blog roll. My authors have a real hard time sticking a good image in the featured image.

If I could add this functionality, it would save me a ton of fixing.