Sorry to take so long to respond to this 🙁
Could you provide a link to the page on your site where you use the shortcode for this plugin? That may help me understand better what needs to be fixed.
Thread Starter
USATC
(@usatc)
This is a customers site, so I will be unable to make further changes if needed to debug, FYI.
https://covenantmessenger.org/daily-bible-plan-esv/
I cannot replicate the problem you experienced. I suspect that may be due to differences between the themes and stylesheets in my test beds and your site. I cannot, however, find anything in the source of the link you sent which would verify my suspicion.
We may have to leave this as an issue of interest, upon which perhaps someone else may be able shed more light…
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USATC
(@usatc)
I am able to recreate this issue on a local install with the Sydney theme with no other plugins. Try that.
I updated your plugin, removed custom CSS above, purged cache.
If set “Show Date Picker Calendar” as checked, with “at top of Bible text, with text wrapped”… now no calendar is shown at all.
If set “Show Date Picker Calendar” as checked, with “above text”, then the calendar is show on the right at top (as it did before).
Thread Starter
USATC
(@usatc)
Update: Calendar shows with both settings on a local install with Sydney theme and your new updated plugin 1.6.3, it shows as a larger calendar on top right with “at top of Bible text, with text wrapped”.
The calendar does not show on customer site with “at top of Bible text, with text wrapped”.
Did you remove
#datepicker_above {
float: none;
}
from your customer’s site?
Sorry, I meant did you remove
#datepicker {
display: none;
}
from your customer’s site?
Thread Starter
USATC
(@usatc)
I made two posts within an hour of each other, the first one said I updated your plugin, removed custom CSS above, purged cache… so yes it’s been removed.
Thread Starter
USATC
(@usatc)
Clarification: Both CSS changes you mentioned have been removed. (One was for the white space in the footer, it was previously removed).
OK.
It is interesting that the calendar does not show on your customer’s site with “at top of Bible text, with text wrapped,” while it does on a local install with the same theme used on your customer’s site. And I cannot find any reason that would explain that other than a possible plugin conflict or stylesheet difference.
I’ll have to leave this issue as it is for now. Perhaps someone else will discover what is causing it. Or I may when working with the plugin whenever I do the next upgrade.
