With #1 I know there is a way to add a sidebar to the default TEC page as I’ve seen other sites do it.
You method works as a patch, however, it doesn’t maintain the sidebar throughout each Single Event page which is important to cross market other upcoming events or include an email marketing signup and social share functions.

To events embed elsewhere across the site inside content areas, are there certain short codes you like?
The ones I’ve seen are for specific events and don’t dynamically change, especially with the event count down ticker

With #3 I had already done that before posting.

Thanks
Jon

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Yigit,

Thanks as always.
I assume I can add this just in case there is a hosting php -or- cache issue in the future?

Kristin,
GoDaddy had 2 issues over the last week.
First, on Thursday they have a file permission error due to the WordPress update that gave a code about line 151 which was fixed.
Secondly, they had the issue that you, myself, and tons of other people were having with the caching after the WordPress update which was blocking sites or adding the error I pasted above the fold if it showed a website at all.

Solution: Outside of getting through to level 2 tech support you can log into your website via FTP. I use FileZilla to log in and your passwords ect can be found inside your managed WordPress dashboard. After logging you need to go to HTML > WP-Content and find the file “object-cache.php” and rename it. I changed mine to “object-cache.phpbak” and the problem was solved.

Thanks
Jon

Vinay,

Thanks, I did that and am still getting the error above.
How I am able to replicated it is to go to the naked domain of itsgreektomemn.com in either the Edge browser on desktop or any mobile browser, especially is opened from Facebook.

Thanks
Jon

I was able to get the headers to use the custom font on the desktop version of the site using the free Use Any Fonts plugin.

I would love to get it to work without the need for a 3rd party plugin, so I could use the CSS Class to be able to apply the font to the Menu/Navigation. This method would also allow the custom font visible on mobile I assume?

Jon

Basilis,

Thanks that worked like a charm, however, the font isn’t changing even after uploading it and adding the CSS Class to the Special Headers.

Here is all of the CSS I have on the font

@font-face {
    font-family: 'TrajanPro3-Regular';
    src: url('wp-content/uploads/font-organizer/TrajanPro3-Regular.otf') format('otf')
    font-weight: normal;
    font-style: normal; }

.trajan {
  font-family: 'TrajanPro3-Regular' !important;
}

Then I added the CSS Class of .trajan to the Special headers, but no luck

Thanks
Jon

Rikard,

Thanks for the info on Google Fonts.
Unfortunately the font Trajan is not an open source Google Font.
I bought it separately and have it as an .oft font file which is where my issue comes in.

I found info on the forum saying to upload it https://www.fontsquirrel.com and convert it somehow but most purchased fonts are blocked from being uploaded there. So in short I’m not really sure how to add it.

Jon

That worked great and is a good patch until more editing options are available directly on the element.
Thanks
Jon