Great! It worked well for the Event widget, but I can't see any differences on the Last posts widget. I even tried to post only the "Last posts" script, but it did nothing. The script says something about events. Are you sure you have not messed up the sources here?

Hmmm. Strange. I've added your code from your first replay in this thread. I've used the HTML tag each time. I also used the raw mode this time, but nothings changing. Can this line really hide duplicates? (modifyRecentPosts();). I don't really see much more that this code that is directed at the posts widget. You can add a user to our site if you want to test it.

I'm talking about the standalone widget on all other pages than the forum page. I never use the Recent Posts underneath the forums anyway, so I don't really care about that one I'll throw the code in the footer as well, so we can check if it works for the forum Recent Post widget.

Hi Huthur!

Ok, after a bit of work, I got the script to work in your unique case. I still don't know why but your recent post widget doesn't seem to be the same as any other I've seen. As you can see in the post where I included an example from one of my test sites, it has a table with alternating row colors that highlight when you hover over them. Also your events widget was slightly less unique ( it doesn't have a "blkContent" class like all of the other sites I've seen ), but I had to modify the script slightly to make it update the numbers at the bottom correctly.

All that being said, remove the bit of code you have in your welcome widget, then replace the code you have in your Footer Area with this (the only difference is the "2" at the end of the script file name - in orange):

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.axiomfiles.com/Files/258012/events-posts2.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function(){
 modifyRecentPosts();
 hideNewEvents({
  hideNewMonths: 3,   // hide events more than x # of months in the future
  hideUser:      true // hide the user that added the event
 });
})
</script>