Chad

There are a handful of plugins that may help with this ??

Sounds like it must be, I’ve just seen rogue instances of that filter cause problems in the past, so I like to check it first.

This is just a rough idea, I’d have to set up some data to test it, but it looks like the initial $eventArray is being built in reverse – starting with December and working backwards to the current month.

Maybe try building it starting with the current month and moving up to December instead?

$eventArray = array();

$currentMonth = date('n');
$currentYear = date('Y');

//Generate our months from the system time.
for ($i = $currentMonth; $i <= 12; $i++) {
	$monthName = date('F', mktime(0, 0, 0, $i, 10)); // March
	$eventArray[$monthName] = array();
}

Again, this is untested so I don’t know how it will play with the rest of your code, but it does reverse the original order of the event array. Maybe that’s a good starting point ??

Glad I could help ??

Try adding

.site-header {
    position: absolute;
}

That should allow the content area to shift up behind the header area, as opposed to sitting below it.

There’s a style that already does this on the homepage, adding the style above should affect the other pages as well ??

The link I posted above will explain all about Child Themes. Setting one up is easy ??

Can you add a link to your site so I can see what it looks like? I’m assuming you’re also using the Tesseract theme?

Awesome! Glad it’s fixed ??

If you want to clean up the code a little more, you should be able to eliminate that div entirely, since it’s both empty, and a duplicate ID.

And I’ll definitely let you know next time I’m up near Buffalo ??

Hi!

Dug through the source code of the problem page and found an HTML tag mismatch.

<div id="Content-sidebar" class="secondary">
Was on line 654 (of the HTML, it’ll be a different spot in your template file).

It didn’t have a closing tag, so it was throwing off the whole page. Removing that line should make a huge difference.

When you look for it, find the second reference to that ID. There’s also another duplicate, empty <div> just below it named ‘content-sidebar‘. I don’t think that one is hurting anything, but it can probably also be removed.

Good luck! ??

Start by deactivating all of your plugins, see if any of them are impacting the display order.

If that doesn’t help, search your functions.php file for the phrase pre_get_posts. There could be something there that is reordering things but not targeting specific queries.

Just looked around your site in Firefox and IE – both looked good. Is there a specific page that’s giving you trouble?

Hi Rudi

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you.

I’d recommend adding this into section “Header Area” section of the stylesheet (style.css), to keep it nice and organized.

Of course, you’ll want to make sure you’re using a Child Theme so you don’t loose your changes in an update.

No worries, I hope get everything sorted with your host. ??

I don’t know of any plugins for that specific purpose, but if you’re comfortable with CSS, setting the sidebar to position:fixed will allow it to remain in place when scrolling.

Not sure if I understand your question – but all categories will be available under this custom post type because you’ve specified ‘category’ under ‘taxonomies’

Perhaps you want to consider creating a custom taxonomy to along with this post type?

Not sure if this is what’s actually causing the problem, but I think you’re missing an opening quote around your source:

function srview_func ($atts) {
	$output = '';
    $terms = get_terms( 'klasse', 'orderby=slug&hide_empty=0&order=DESC' );
    foreach($terms as $term){
		$output .= '<h3>' . $term->name . '</h3>';

		$zposts = new WP_Query(array(
		'post_type' 		=> 'my_custom_posttype',
		'posts_per_page' 	=> -1,
		'klasse'		=> $term,
		'meta_key'		=> 'timestamp',
		'orderby'		=> 'meta_value_num',
		'order'			=> 'ASC',
		)
		);
		if ( $zposts -> have_posts() ) {
			while ( $zposts -> have_posts() ) {
			$zposts -> the_post();
			$output .= '<img src="'. get_post_meta(get_the_id(), 'meta-image', true) .'" alt="' . get_post_meta(get_the_id(), 'NameInput') . '">';
			}
		}
    }
	return $output;
}

PS and no, you’re not dumb ??

Hm. Can you share the code from your functions.php file that calls the favicon?

And maybe a link that to your site (so I can see the custom 404 page)?