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some fatal error activation -> WPUpdatePhp: users show bugs, compatibility pain that may indicate a product gap.
The Events Calendar PRO Alarm · some fatal error activation -> WPUpdatePhp Hi, i have fatal error WPUpdatePhp with plugin “the-events-calendar-category-colors”. mixed [Plugin: The Events Calendar User CSS] …/events/events.css not being created[Plugin: The Events Calendar User CSS] …/events/events.css not being created: users show compatibility, migration, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
The Events Calendar User CSS · Unfortunately, the installation doesn’t work for me. complaint Center the Events Calendar-Default Page TemplateCenter the Events Calendar-Default Page Template: users show compatibility, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
The Events Calendar User CSS · The page I need help with: [ log in to see the link] Only the Default Events Template centers the calendar on the page. question Parse Error after Plugin UpdateParse Error after Plugin Update: users show bugs, compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
The Events Calendar User CSS · Parse Error after Plugin Update After updating the Plugin to the newest version 0.7 I got a Parse Error message and the plugin wasn’t activated during the automatic plugin-update process. question All custom settings lostAll custom settings lost: users show compatibility, missing feature pain that may indicate a product gap.
The Events Calendar User CSS · All custom settings lost Thank you for this much needed plugin but the latest 1.1.0 upgrade has lost all my custom settings. praise I wrote this and I use it all the time :)I wrote this and I use it all the time :): users show setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
Debugger · I wrote this and I use it all the time :) Also working on a blog post and instructional video… Basically, I just want people to be empowered to diagnose their WP installs. praise Simple and perfectSimple and perfect: users praise easy, reliable, value, which suggests what competitors already do well.
The Events Calendar User CSS · Simple and perfect This plugin works perfectly, does exactly what it claims, and nothing more. praise [Plugin: tribe] totally broke :([Plugin: tribe] totally broke :(: users praise reliable, which suggests what competitors already do well.
tribe · [Plugin: tribe] totally broke :( Not much works… but with all things considered its 3 years old Not much works… but with all things considered its 3 years old praise not badnot bad: praise conversation with limited structured signal.
Debugger · not bad not bad not bad mixed Font Sizes for the Upcomng Events widgetFont Sizes for the Upcomng Events widget: users show compatibility, missing feature, support pain that may indicate a product gap.
The Events Calendar User CSS · I noticed, when I use the Upcoming Events widget in a side bar, the Fonts are bigger that the fonts use through the rest of the WordPress iFeature Pro 5 theme. mixed The Events Calendar User CSS q'sThe Events Calendar User CSS q's: users show compatibility, support, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
The Events Calendar User CSS · I installed the plugin… does it create a CSS input window like other custom CSS windows in WP themes, or do I have to input the custom css via the editor file itself (can’t find an input form anywhere)? neutral compatible with Pro 4.0.5 ?compatible with Pro 4.0.5 ?: users show compatibility, setup pain that may indicate a product gap.
The Events Calendar User CSS · compatible with Pro 4.0.5 ? neutral What type of alert is it?What type of alert is it?: neutral conversation with limited structured signal.
The Events Calendar PRO Alarm · Is it an email to the organiser of the event?