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Thank you for the vote of confidence that I would “only have to write my own little snippet”. That and a whole new brain that knows how to do that will get me there! If you are so inclined, I would be extremely appreciative of perhaps more of a clue of what that little snippet might consist of, otherwise, I appreciate your reply! Thank you.

This is pretty much WAY over my head, but could you explain what the syncback does? We have an employee intranet also, and our site is hosted remotely. The authentication is slow – 10 to 15 seconds to get logged in, which doesn’t sound like a long time unless you’re staring at a computer monitor. I was wondering if there is a way to set a cron or something that would sync with our AD Server once a day and cache the passwords so that when the users log in, it would be faster. Thank you.

I was just about to post the exact same question that you have. This plugin works great but our website is hosted externally, and it takes about 10-15 seconds to authenticate. Single sign on, or even somehow accessing the cached password token would be such a huge leap forward! Alternatively, is there any way to speed up the authentication? I know that 10-15 seconds isn’t really that long, but it seems like it is when you are staring at the monitor! Thanks.

Found it – I just went through all of my custom css files and closed up every space before and after every php tag, tried it again and it’s all good now. Thank you again so very much for your replies and assistance.

Apparently I need to do some sleuthing… https://www.jacorre.com/tutorials/blank-line-top-of-html-for-wordpress/ describes the issue I’m having. Happy hunting!

I created a child theme from Twenty Ten. I activated the original Twenty Ten and there are no extra lines at the top of the page, so it must be something that I put in somewhere in the custom css, because when I try your rss link in the original Twenty Ten theme, it works, so it is my fault. I don’t see anything in my header.css, but I’ll compare the code until I find it. Thanks again.

I do see that. I’m using a child theme of Twenty Ten. I don’t see two spaces in the header.php, but I’ll keep looking around until I find it. Thanks so much for your help.

In Firefox, it displays more helpful information. The error that appears is:
XML Parsing Error: XML or text declaration not at start of entity
Location: https://www3.eastech.org/publicsite/?eme_rss=main&scope=this_month&order=ASC&category=&author=&contact_person=&limit=0&location_id=
Line Number 3, Column 1:<?xml version=’1.0′?>
^

I created a regular page and put [events_rss_link limit=20] in it. I get the error message “Internet Explorer cannot display the page. This feed contains code errors”. Is there something else that I need to do? The calendar and the eme widgets work fine.

I would like to display the RSS feed from this calendar on another website but am not sure how that works. At this time I am just trying to get it to display on the same site on which the calendar is hosted. Thank you again.

Awesome! Thank you for adding the examples for us less intuitive folks!

It seems all I have to do is post here and then I magically find the answer. I looked at the custom-login.css as a reference to see what code I needed to put in my custom css, and to affect the background color of the login page, I needed to add the code
`body.login {
background: #mycolor;
}`
and it worked.

I just installed this plug in, and found this thread when I also got this message. No updates yet?

Thank you for your reply. Actually, we did get the issue resolved. We are using our own Exchange server with the “secret” email account, and all our network manager had to do was open port 995 for the pop3-ssl on our firewall and it works perfectly, so it is not necessary to use the GoDaddy mail service at all. Really nice plugin!

Resolved! I looked at your link for CSS Tricks at and inserting the code

html {
  background: url(images/bg.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
  -webkit-background-size: cover;
  -moz-background-size: cover;
  -o-background-size: cover;
  background-size: cover;
}

in the Custom CSS block (changing the path to the background I wanted) worked perfectly. Thanks for the clue!

RavanH,
Where is the

<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
if(window.location.hash) { jQuery(window.location.hash).trigger('click'); }
};
</script>

supposed to go?

Thank you.