rlepe_egues

Thank you for your answer.

Yes, the error is from the plugin:

wp-content/plugins/event-organiser/js/frontend.min.js?ver=2.9.2

And the error is at 2:6311 (browser debugger/console).

I’m sorry, this is all i can do since i don’t have admin access to the site, therefore no access to any php file.

If it its too much trouble trying to figure it out with this little info, don’t worry about it!

It’s a local company in Spain, Animsa.

I wish i could that, but i do not have control over plugins nor themes. It’s all up to my host company, they host the website and seem to keep admin privileges on all websites they host.

I already asked them about this issue, but they are still haven’t asnwered, so i thought i might just try luck here…

Anyway, thanks for trying to help me out, really appreciated, if you come across some other possible solution, post it!

Best regards.

Nope none.

It’s a local company and yes i’ve got my account. I can edit CSS in pages with the Text Editor no problem, this is happening just with certain css properties and code (Javascript,PHP, etc)…They mentioned something about me not being able to acquire super-admin privileges because of security measures…Could that be it?

Thing is im not the host, but i don’t recall my hosting company updating anything.

Could it be permission issues? I’m still new to wordpress and i don’t really know how it works deep inside.

I talked to the company about giving me more permissions so i could do more stuff without having to ask them all the time, maybe they fucked up and gave me less permissions?

I’m using inline styling in the Text editor. I’m currently styling just pages.

An example would be:
<div style=”width:300px; height:300px; border: 2px solid black; border-radius:10px 10px 10px 10px;”></div>

Problem was within the company hosting the website. I needed to put in the URL the ip address, instead of the domain name.