internationaljack

@mlwilkerson thanks for the link. I’m surprised that didn’t come up when I searched earlier.

Anyway, adding the “font_awesome_disable_block_editor_support” line to functions.php had no effect.

Downloading the zip from Github and manually placing the svg-with-js.css file seems to have done the trick.

Question: After this manual update, will I need to do anything special when the next proper update rolls out?

In case it helps, here are my answers to the questions you posed to that other poster:

1. Yes, it’s intentional. Our webhost is suuuuper focused on security and my superiors like it that way.
2. Not really. They did let me add define('FS_METHOD', 'ftpext'); to wp-config.php so I can update things via browser (with ftp credentials), but that’s all I’m allowed to do.
3. Yes, if there’s no other way.

Thanks, and sorry I forgot to come back to update this. Turned out to be a permissions issue and our host took care of it.

So when I first installed the plugin, the featured image thumbnail always appeared at the bottom of each event listing. Client wanted the image at the top left, with the title and other text wrapping around it.

In the php file, I took the section called
// featured image

and pasted it after

	// meta section
	if ($page_title_location != 'yes') {
		$output .= $page_meta_section_start;
	}

This made the image appear first. Then I edited the vsel-style.min.css to make the image float left and removed float attributes from the text, along with sizing and other adjustments. So it kind of did this:

Before:

Title Text Title Text
Other text and date info here lorem ipsum
dolor sit amet...
Tags, etc.
                    [image]
                    [image]

After:

[image] Title Text Title Text
[image] Other text and date info here lorem
ipsum dolor sit amet...
Tags, etc.