[Chris]

Did you clear your browsers cache after applying it?
It looks centered over here.
You can try hitting control + f5 a couple times, or using a different browser to verify 🙂

-Chris

[Chris]

Not a problem 🙂

Add this to your theme’s CSS:

.single-tribe_events .tribe-events-event-image {
text-align: center !important;
}

-Chris

[Chris]

Hi there,
I haven’t been able to replicate your bug. Can you take a video of you making the bug occur?

-Chris

[Chris]

Example link?

[Chris]

What are you using for the new row character? \n? \r\n? ? PHP_EOL?

[Chris]

Is your setting for the time correct in WordPress -> General. Seems to me like maybe you didn’t change the timezone from GMT 0 (london) to GMT -5 (New York)?

[Chris]

Hi there,
I forgot we don’t have native attachments (my bad)
You’ll need to upload it to Droplr and then send us the link 🙂

-Chris

[Chris]

Hi there,
Can you attach a copy of your zip as a private reply. We’ll see what we can do.

-Chris

[Chris]

Hi there AguaWebDesign,
You mentioned earlier you are using a custom template for that page.
Since it is now considered a Page thats your issue. Pages are actually just a special post type called “page” (which you saw before). Note that is_single() will not run on either the “page” or “attachment” core WordPress post types. is_single() will work on any other type of post.

If you are using this template on just one page, what you could do maybe is get the post_id (since even pages have id’s) and then do your conditional like this:

if (get_the_ID() == ’62’){
//something
}

-Chris

[Chris]

Hi there,
I’m taking this ticket over. The first thing I want you to try is to go to Settings (for WordPres not for Events)->Permalinks and just simply resave the permalinks.

-Chris

[Chris]

Hi there,
It seems this issue is solved. When I look at your site, I’m seeing a list of upcoming events. The widget however, is a bit off center to the right. You can solve this by dropping the following line in your style.css file for your theme, using (if your theme has one) the theme’s custom css in the theme option panel, or using the Custom CSS plugin:

.tribe-mini-calendar-list-wrapper {
float: left !important;
}

Let me know if we can help you or if you’re good to go 🙂

-Chris

[Chris]

Hi there,
I’ve been unable to replicate these errors. As for developers, we recommend (in no particular order):
WerkPress (http://www.werkpress.com)
WP Valet (http://thewpvalet.com/)
Ryan Neudorf (http://ohryan.ca/)
Treefort (http://treefort.net/)
Cheeky Monkey (http://cheekymonkeymedia.ca/)
The Mighty Mo! (http://www.themightymo.com/)
David Bisset (http://www.davidbisset.com/)
Donald Grover (http://groverwebdesign.com/)
Chris Miller (http://launchbrigade.com)

-Chris

[Chris]

Thanks for getting in touch. We do have a list of folks who might be able to help out. In no particular order:

WerkPress (http://www.werkpress.com)
WP Valet (http://thewpvalet.com/)
Ryan Neudorf (http://ohryan.ca/)
Treefort (http://treefort.net/)
Cheeky Monkey (http://cheekymonkeymedia.ca/)
The Mighty Mo! (http://www.themightymo.com/)
David Bisset (http://www.davidbisset.com/)
Donald Grover (http://groverwebdesign.com/)
Chris Miller (http://launchbrigade.com)

[Chris]

Hi there,
This will be fixed for the next version.

-Chris

[Chris]

The jQuery Updater plugin only works if the theme doesn’t override the core version of jQuery. Unfortunately, your theme does. Basically, the way to fix it is to find where the author calls the old version of jQuery. Once you find where he calls it, we can give you advice on what to do. The place i’d check first is a file called header.php in your theme. Unfortunately the actual call to jQuery could be anywhere in the theme

-Chris

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