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Thanks both! Here is the site: https://www.raisinandfig.com/

The most recent post is fine because I did the breaks manually.

Pardon my ignorance {not a developer} but when you suggest disabling plugins one by one, do you mean disable one at a time, and check site to see if that’s the issue, or disabling them ALL and adding back one by one. Want to make sure the process is productive.

And Steve… It appears there are two caching plugins. Only one was activated {W3 Total}. I figured out how to empty it. Opened blog in another browser. Issue still there.

Same here. SO frustrating. And I’ve NOT added any new plugins… Help!

https://raisinandfig.com

Same issue. Help! I get a “Page Not Found” error, or a redirect…
help!

This plugin might be an AWESOME solution we’ve been looking for… just hoping to make a few tweaks including removing the border/rounded corners.

I’m no CSS whiz by any means, but I did past what appears to be the current code into my custom CSS…

div.riview ul li {
display: inline-block;
position: relative;
border: 4px double;
overflow: hidden;
}

And replace the third line with border: 0px;

That didn’t work. Nor did border: none;

I also have no margin between the right side of my images and the current double border I’m trying to remove.

Same here.

I tried this in the custom CSS:

div.riview ul li {
display: inline-block;
position: relative;
border: none;
overflow: hidden;
}

That didn’t work. I also tried to change the border px to 0 rather than none, but to no avail. I also have not margin between the right side of my images and the double border.

I’m thinking of trying this. I’m wondering if what I did on Raisin & Fig might work for you?

The recipe “index” page lists the recipe categories {no images there… yet} but then each category has it’s own page and pulls the recipes from that category.

That might help you keep your index from getting to overwhelming?

https://www.raisinandfig.com/recipes-2/

Hi saadkhrais… In your blog/website’s WordPress dashboard, scroll down to your theme name and click on it. {For me, it’s right between Feedback and Appearance} That brings up a theme-specific menu. Click on Update Framework.

Actually, I got mine back. In the dashboard, I scrolled down to my WooTheme {happens to be Canvas} and clicked “Update Framework”. You need to be on 5.5.6 – I’d been on 5.5.3.

Voila! It’s back… Hope this helps.

Thank you so much for the reply.

I added back in the h3 element, which solved the event title issue.

And you were correct, I had NOT checked “show location” in the widget setup. (Duh).

I do have a time in every single event entry (formatted as such: 6:30 pm) but it’s still not showing up (and yes, I have checked the box “show event start time” in widget setup.

This is an excellent plugin — and I’m sure the issue is on my end!

Help please? Thanks much!

Zack,

BLESS YOU! I’ve been pulling my hair out on that one!!! Thanks so much. As a “visual” person, I LOVE the Editorial Calendar. Am guessing that WordPress wouldn’t support my following feature requests, but it sure would be great to be able to print out the calendar (I know, so “old school”) and for those of us who categorize or “color code” our content, it would be great to be able to see at a glance what topics are getting adequate coverage. Then again… I could be better at planning ahead ??

Thanks for a great plugin!

Morgan