Please verify the ‘from’ and ‘to’ attributes within your shortcode. You should also double-check the calendar ID to ensure it is pulling data from the correct booking form.
Additionally, if you are using a server-side caching plugin, please be aware that you must clear the cache to see updated data in the list. To avoid this in the future, we recommend excluding the page containing the list from your caching settings.
Sorry for the delay. I see that the styles are now working correctly on your website. Since you updated or changed the theme to resolve this, you’ve definitely taken the right approach.
For any future theme-specific updates or issues, please reach out directly to the theme developers.
The form styles are currently missing from the page. Please use the following area to save or restore the styles:
In addition, if you have any server-side cache or a ‘speed optimization’ plugin, please remember to clear the server-side cache after making the modifications.
Let me know the results once you’ve completed this.
Please note that those screenshots aren’t from the “Appointment Hour Booking” plugin but from a different plugin. Please confirm that is the booking plugin installed at your website and post the question to their support service page.
Adding “!important” as a solution is acceptable. This may be the required approach depending on how general the CSS rules inherited from the website theme are.
It seems there may be an issue with the admin’s email anti-spam filter or the originating email server is blacklisted by the admin’s email server.
The email logs can help confirm that the settings on the WordPress side are correct and that emails are being sent from the website. Based on your description, this is likely the case.
Here are the next steps to address the issue:
1- Contact the admin’s email server (if it is not a public email service) to determine the reason for the filtered emails. If the email is from a public service like Gmail, the problem may be related to the SPF/DKIM authentication required for your domain.
2- Consider switching to an external email service for outgoing emails, which allows for stronger authentication measures. This can reduce the likelihood of emails being filtered.
