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I’ve deactivated (and deleted) all four of your plugins. I was tired of
holding my breath to see if they would install properly and/or activate
(and stay activated).No further support is needed. Thank you for your trouble.
David
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David H. Lawrence XVII Actor, Storytelling Coach, Technologist 818-326-7700
rehearsal.pro | vo2gogo.com | davidhlawrencexvii.comWorked like a charm! Thank you! Maybe consider making that a setting? I’m just thinking that others might have the same issue.
Again, many thanks!
David
That worked! Thank you!
Don’t you think that is worth a setting checkbox, rather than a CSS edit?
JOJO.
Thank you again!
David
It worked – but it was a little scary to see the “delete the plugin and all its data” message.
Thank you!
David
From my developer:
For some reason that I didn’t waste time figuring out, the plugin was changing the title of almost every page, not just the events pages. So I simply commented out the line where that plugin was changing the title.
In this file, the-events-calendar/lib/the-events-calendar.class.php, I commented out this line:
add_filter( ‘wp_title’, array($this, ‘maybeAddEventTitle’ ), 10, 2 );
Bingo! Problem solved. The only downside is that events pages don’t have as spiffy a title as they might otherwise, but I think they’re still okay.
I also am showing the same displayed title on all of my pages (not posts):
…shows up properly, but the window’s title is Events for Thursday, January 1st 1970, and that’s how it appears in history as well.
Please fix this – I’m using Canvas, and since you guys are so tied to Woo, I’d love to think this was something you could address quickly. Users are noticing.
David
