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I was struggling to get it looking good in a footer widget.

https://astad.org/facebook-feed-test/# – which has the current Events list on.
My current Calendar page which I’d like to replicate with the plug-in.

I think its got better as I’ve used it and widened the “host” page.

Could you show me a demo page of posted Facebook Events (dated and timed) in both list form and Calendar grid form ? to help with the decision over the upgrade.

I’ve updated the Production website to WP 4.9.4 and can now see the feed in a very basic version.

Thank you.
I did this on a separate “test” website…and actually without thinking updated WP to the latest version 4.9.4 too. There it seems to work with 2017 Theme and still again with Blessing Theme – so maybe I have my answer.
A little worried that a WP upgrade might constantly be necessary to keep the plug-in working (i.e. no backward compatibility). Is that what you’d expect? I am a little behind on “Production” at WP 4.6.10.

Also, can I then go on to play with customisation of the free plug-in or am I then forced to pay. I’d like to limit the feed to true calendar events and even display a calendar page of that’s possible.

Couldn’t find the criteria causing this – it did work with some html code in the php but not other.

I guess an option was to try to reinstall WP entirley but another post here suggested that still hadn’t fixed a similar issue.

In the end I appear to have got round this by finding the relevant post_meta in the WP database and updating that directly. It now displays OK on the website.

There is a difference in DB version 5.5.2/5.6.3 but its that later version that has the problem.

After further investigation it seems php_everywhere isn’t coping when I add HTML content in the php_everywhere options box(on 1 installation anyway) – on the other it works fine.

Was there any resolution here…I’m seeing the same thing…is it cut and paste issues I wonder.?
Though I’m going through Notepad…

It works OK on one WP install (test site) but not on another (live site).