Thimothe

Hi @timrv

Yes I am referring to Events > Add New Event. I have enabled Dev Updates and re-checked for Updates and also Checked for Dev Versions but it seems like I am still on Version 5.9.5

It’s all working fine on the front end and with Recurring events from the backend.

It seems to be fully related to Gutenberg when adding a single event.

Thanks for confirming how to validate which version of the API key we are using. I feel relieved.

Hi,

Thanks, it is a relief to read that the Google Social login will still be working after Google+ shutdown.

However, I am still a bit nervous since all your documentation (here and here) refers to the Google+ API and I have received an email from Google stating I am using the Google+ OAuth API for social login and this one will be discontinued.

When browsing the developer console, it also clearly states it is a Google+ API…

Here’s a capture of the email I received: https://i.imgur.com/pmUwYKN.png

How do we go about migrating from Google+ Sign-in to Google Sign-in auth system?

Thanks Dylan

I’m currently following the project. Hopefully if time allows, I’ll be able to assist with it ??

Cheers

Awesome for the Github page, let me know when it is accessible and I’ll make sure to follow the project.

Having a public roadmap could also be beneficial if you agree to other devs helping with the project. I believe you are on a wonderful start with Zephyr ??

Wow! You are quick! I got scared at first because the refresh did not bring your changes. A hard refresh was needed and the page is much better now ??

As a suggestion: It would be great to be able to sync Teams with WP’s user roles and to implement a search feature to sort the user list

Do you have a github page to collaborate and track issues? I would like to help how I can with the project. It would make it easier than using the support forums.

I was having an issue with uploads as well. The latest update has fixed it. Thanks Blightly for a great plugin and the update ??

Hi,

there seems to be a good amount of white space on both sides of your content. You wish to add more or the issue has been resolved?

Do you want the padding to be applied only to the content or to the header and the content?

Where did you paste the code?

Can you see the code being displayed on your site through Chrome Dev Tools or Firebug? It is possible that you have a cached copy (either through CDN , cache plugin or browser cache) which prevents the change from displaying in your browser.

Only having access to the output source code, it is hard to tell why the first three posts are displayed as featured images. I am certain it is not CSS related.

It’ll be corrected either by some option in your theme or by changing how the WP loop processes the posts.

Hi,

There are a few CSS changes you’ll need to do and as WPyogi mentionned, they should be changed in Custom CSS or a child-theme.

#primary {
max-width:1200px;
margin:auto;
padding:0 20px;
}

These values were copied from #masthead so if you change the width of one, you’ll need to change the width of the other. Best way would be make a CSS declaration to modify both #masthead and #primary together.

#primary .entry-content {
margin-left:0;
padding-left:0;
}

This will make your content align to the left side of your container. You might want to change the padding-right to tweak the placement near the sidebar.

Keep in mind that this code is general and will apply to all of your pages. If you want to apply it only for the homepage, refer to my previous code for declaring CSS only for the home page.

I hope this helps.

I’m glad it helped and congratulations with resolving the issue. Firebug is definitely a great tool for any webmaster.

I noticed that some file managers are hiding the .htaccess file which still does exist and still needed. Using filezilla FTP, I always seem to find this file and can edit it right from there.

Depending on your hosting environment, if it is Windows based Apache, the file could have to be named htaccess.txt to work. On an IIS Windows server, you should use the Web.config file which I haven’t had the change to play with. It uses a different syntax.

Did you get a response from your Web host ?

Hi,

It is relatively safe to change css as long as you keep track of what you are changing and knowing where to change it. If mantra has an option for custom css, your changes should be made there. If it doesn’t, you should either use a custom css plugin or make a child theme and make your changes there.

An other thing which will be really useful is the built in Developer Tools in Chrome or Firebug. These tools will let you inspect your code and see change css on the fly.

To change the margins, you’ll need to target your element either through its class or its id. If you provide a link to your site, I’ll be able to tell you what they are. You can find that info by right clicking on the element in your page and choosing Inspect. Classes are targeted in CSS with a period in front of the class name (ex: .this-class) and id which are unique are targeted with a sharp symbol (ex: #this-unique-id).

In the end, if your content is being displayed in a div with id “content”, your code would look like this

#content {
margin-left: 30px;
margin-right:3 30px;
// You could also use the shorthand margin: 0 30px; to change top and bottom margin to 0 and left and right to 30px
}

And be placed in a custom css location.

I hope this helps you getting started with CSS.

Hi,

your sidebar appears on the right on Chrome v. 30 on all pages which have a sidebar. Which browser are you using? Did you fix the issue since you asked for help?