robgranholm

Fun, those seemed to have magically appeared, what would cause that?

Thanks for the reply and help!

Is there anyway to shortcode them or call them into the page elsewhere not awkwardly at the top?

How do I get them integrated into the WooCommerce Shop, or does it not work that way?

I can confirm this isn’t working on my site either… I am using Divi…here’s the page https://staceybean.staging.wpengine.com/indigo-trails-farm-events/

Hmm I’m just not following then on what to do, can you clarify which parts of the page you shared are applicable?

Thanks for the response.

I’m not sure this accomplishes what I’m looking for.

Is this saying I can use something like the CPTUI plugin and associates the event categories with the post categories? I’m not reading it like that.

Right now, with Divi I can say, place a blog module on a page and I can pick from the post categories…I’d like to be able to pick from the Event categories…since the events appear to be posts in a way…I was hoping this would be possible.

So simple, yet so not obvious, thank you much!

That’s some darn well done customer support. Clear, detailed, supportive. Dang gina.

Agreed, looks like the developer has abandoned though!

Awesome, will test this week.

Do you have any work arounds at this point?

-r

Thank you!

Any update here? I’d like to implement this.

I did a quick word find but didn’t see where I can find the shortcode parameter for telling it to use this other RSS engine, can you detail that for me so I can go change my shortcodes.

Any feedback on why some feeds would work, and others not? They all seem to work fine in Firefox’s RSS preview.

You can close this request, turning OFF the e-mail option for share this in DiggDigg repaired this. It’s this setting here: https://take.ms/5XwDl

I am my developer, I had to turn off the e-mail option in digg digg which requires sharethis API.

I found which plugin it is, Digg Digg … how do I fix this now?

-r