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Superstar. I always forget about the !important directive. I just don’t use CSS often enough. Thank you. It worked a treat.

Sorry, it doesn’t affect it at all. It’s exactly the same as the code I tried and posted earlier. Is it because it’s in the custom CSS? I can’t find the file that contains the relevant code, so I’m forced to use the custom CCS.

Sorry guys, I fixed the issue. I’d needed to add a bit of CSS previously in order for the lightbox to render above the fixed navigation bar, as it slid underneath it for some irritating reason.

div.pp_pic_holder {
   z-index: 100000;
}

The update must have fixed this and rendered the code a hindrance.

Thanks, that seems logical.

Thanks for the response. I’ve looked at the Contact 7 settings, function.php, CSS, and anything else I could think of. I couldn’t track down the fault, and to be quite honest, wouldn’t be able to find an issue with JQuery if I could find the code for that!! Looks like I’m going to hide that button and paste one in at the foot of each job spec. Not the best solution, but workable.

I’m afraid there isn’t a file called “ecp-single-template.php” or a “views” folder of the EC files. I did find a “views” folder tucked away elsewhere, and it contained a “single-template.php” file, but there’s no mention of “get_sidebar” at all.

Any more ideas?

He means to create the folder via FTP by the way.

Typical. I changed the DNS today!! The address is: https://www.acatjewellery.co.uk/event/silver-clay-intro/

Thanks for looking

Thanks for the reply Clifford. It can’t be the other plugins as there aren’t any, and the Divi theme is a must (I’m loathe to switch it in case it messes everything else up).

Please seee the events at https://5.77.45.195/~acat/events/ where the layout is great. The sidebar passes unbidden to the bottom on the single events.

I’ve also now found that I can’t add payment acceptance to these events, and I’m afraid I’m totally confused by your plugin options. Can you advise which I need to use?

The whole page (below the url bar) renders white. This sometimes happens when there’s conflict with other plug-ins, but all other ones were deactivated. I tried several times, but to no avail.

I know I can do this with custom links but I’m hoping there’s a more portable-friendly way.

I’ve just tried uploading an image and received the following error:

“7734HI.jpg” has failed to upload due to an error
The uploaded file could not be moved to /var/www/vhosts/qudosbeta.co.uk/brackeninteriors/wp-content/uploads/2012/07.

I checked on the server and found that Apache didn’t have ownership of the “uploads” folder. I’ve changed it and the images now render. So much for WordPress’s uber-portability!!! What a palava!

Oh, OK – I’ve been in there. What am I reconfiguring and why? Don’t mean to sound snotty, sorry, but this is ridiculous!

Thanks for the reply wpadvices. Apologies for not knowing my way around WP, but how do I reconfigure the theme settings?

Surely someone must know how to fix this issue?

I’ve got the xml file in the main root. Is that right?