richbrotzman

Thank you. I kept enabling and disabling plugins until I found the problem. It was a conflict with my photo gallery plugin.

Thank you for your quick response.

I know the conditions are correct because they have worked for the past three years or so. The exclamation point doesn’t work exactly the way it is supposed to. My understanding is that it works basically as a logical not, but it is actually allowing the items to appear on all pages. For example, if I use ! is_page(51), it should not appear on page 51, but it does.

If I purposefully put in an incorrect condition, I get an error where the navigation should appear. Also, my 3 other sites that have not been updated to 4.8 are working perfectly.

Regardless, here are 3 examples of the conditions:
is_page( array( ‘Academics’, ‘Homework’, ‘Illuminations’, ‘Kindergarten’, ‘Math’, ‘Pre-K’) ) || is_single(‘Art’)
is_page( array( ‘About’, ‘Accreditation’, ‘Directions’, ‘Faculty’, ‘History’, ‘Mission’, ‘Photo Albums’, ‘School Board’, ‘School Day’) )
is_page(51)

Installing Responsive Version: 1.9.8.2 fixed the problem.

I received this response from cyberchimps:
There was a script conflict with WordPress 4.5 version. We have fixed this issue and an update to it shall be made available at the earliest.

Mr. Young,

Thank you for your offer. I am actually using it on a number of our parish sites (Church, School, CYM, Religious Ed). The url for the parish site is https://www.stlouisparish.org/.

I have another site https://www.msjweather.com that I just started for my son’s school. That is the one that I used to lock down the problem. I am easily able to deactivate plugins, and change themes, and no cares yet. As soon as I updated to WP 4.5, Simple Calendar stopped working. I switched to Twenty Sixteen, and it worked again.

I posted to the cyberchimps forum, but haven’t received a response yet.

Thanks again.

I know that it is related to my theme – cyberchimps responsive. When I changed it to Twenty Sixteen or Fifteen, it worked perfectly. Any suggestions, other than change your theme, would be great.

My week starts on Sunday, so I changed the code to

$wds[0] = $week_days_short[1]; $wdf[0] = $week_days_full[1];
$wds[1] = $week_days_short[2]; $wdf[1] = $week_days_full[2];
$wds[2] = $week_days_short[3]; $wdf[2] = $week_days_full[3];
$wds[3] = $week_days_short[4]; $wdf[3] = $week_days_full[4];
$wds[4] = $week_days_short[5]; $wdf[4] = $week_days_full[5];
$wds[5] = $week_days_short[6]; $wdf[5] = $week_days_full[6];
$wds[6] = $week_days_short[0]; $wdf[6] = $week_days_full[0];
$week_days_short = $wds;
$week_days_full = $wdf;

and it worked perfectly.

In looking at the html generated for the page, it is a matter of moving the 0 day from the first cell in the row to the last.

I have the exact issue. November 1st should be a Sunday, but the day header above it says Saturday.