[Mary Anne Harris]

I’d much rather work with !important and/or more specificity!
Thanks for the information!

[Mary Anne Harris]

That certainly is a more efficient piece of code.

One of the reasons I posted here is that I was hoping to get clue as to how your plugin style sheets always load after the other sheets. Not sure (other than !important) how to get around that?

[Mary Anne Harris]

Yes, those work well when appended to style.css in the Outreach Pro directory. The PHP I showed you is wrong ’cause the child dir is at the same level as the parent dir not inside it. So I added the following functions.php inside the directory outreach-pro-child. I’m told the first two functions make sure the child CSS cooperates with the parent CSS. This is not working …

<?php

function register_my_theme_styles(){
        if ( ! is_admin() ){
        wp_register_style( 'my-theme-stylesheet', get_stylesheet_uri(), array(), false, 'screen' );
        }
	}
add_action( 'init', 'register_my_theme_styles' );

function use_parent_theme_stylesheet() {
    // Use the parent theme's stylesheet
    return get_template_directory_uri() . '/style.css';
}

function my_theme_child_style() {
   $base = get_stylesheet_directory_uri();
   wp_enqueue_style('child-theme-style', get_bloginfo( 'stylesheet_directory' ) . '/outreach-pro-child/child-style.css', array(), CHILD_THEME_VERSION);
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', 'my_theme_child_style', 25 );

?>

[Mary Anne Harris]

This was the result of users (editor) trying to understand one of the multi-purpose fields in the Recurring section of the Admin area for the calendar. Another “Tribal” support forum reply has promised clarification in the future, and we’re OK in the duration. Thanks!

[Mary Anne Harris]

Aha! Now that makes a difference. Thank you for considering a revision that will make proper use of said field more clear for users.

[Mary Anne Harris]

This reply is private.

[Mary Anne Harris]

This reply is private.

[Mary Anne Harris]

Still tinkering. The new misbehavior is that our security plugin is sending me scores of notices of event updates (to one recurring event) at all hours of the day/night. I suspect a runaway process but don’t know how to stop it. I’ll try to clarify this before I can tackle the original problem. –W

[Mary Anne Harris]

Josh, I’ll get with the office manager and run this test. Then get back with you.
-W

[Mary Anne Harris]

This is the tech W responding on behalf of the office manager S: She has been forced to repeat the same event contents manually, since setting one event as recurring is what created the problem. Do we need to “break” it again so that you can see what’s happening?

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