Event Form Lables Not Showing

[tkwalker]

For some reason my Event Form labels are not showing up. You can view the symptom here:
http://www.eventgrabber.com/demo/events/organizer/add
username/password: [removed]

Thanks,
TK

• This topic was modified 11 years ago by Barry.
• This topic was modified 11 years ago by Barry. Reason: Removed credentials in accordance with current support policy

[Barry]

Hi TK,

Looks like your theme ha a stylesheet called all.css which adds a rule hiding labels.

If you setup a tribe-events.css stylesheet (see the instructions here!) it should be possible to correct this without impacting on non-event pages by adding a new rule as follows:

html.placeholder label[for] { display: block }

Does that help?

[tkwalker]

Thanks for the quick response Barry. Just to be clear, I have the Pro version of calendar, which the Theme’s Guide recommended the following:

Loading Custom Styles for The Events Calendar PRO (premium)

To load custom styles for PRO views and elements, create a stylesheet called tribe-events-pro.css in the tribe-events/pro/ directory of your theme.

I followed this and added the css file in that directory and placed that line of code you recommended. This didn’t work for me. Did I miss a step?

TK

[Barry]

Hi TK,

Apologies for any confusion, but in this case we’re interested in a view generated by Community Events (which is not directly related to Events Calendar PRO).

Can you try again, but this time with a tribe-events.css stylesheet? It should be located as follows:

wp-content/themes/YOUR_THEME/tribe-events/tribe-events.css

Let me know how you get on!

[tkwalker]

So I did create a tribe-events.css file and placed it in the following directory: /wp-content/themes/church-event/tribe-events/tribe-events.css

In that file is just the one line you recommended:
html.placeholder label[for] { display: block }

It did not work. What would you recommend from here?
TK

[Barry]

Awesome, thanks for trying that TK.

Sometimes it’s difficult to assess these things until the changes are put in place and, in this particular case, I can now see that your theme’s all.css stylesheet is loaded quite late on – in fact, after any tribe-events.css rules (which you setup correctly), thus overriding them.

However, all we should need here is a simple correction – please try modifying the code I provided previously to:

#tribe-community-events label[for] { display: block }

To be clear, this once again should be placed in your custom tribe-events.css file (replacing the previous rule).

Let me know if that helps!

[tkwalker]

Hey Barry,

This actually worked. You’re the best. Thanks for the excellent service. I’ve always had success reaching out to you guys.

Satisfied Customer,
TK

[Barry]

Happy to help, TK – and thanks for your patience while we worked through this one 🙂

I’ll go ahead and close out this topic, but of course please don’t hesitate to create new posts if you have any further problems or questions.

Thanks again!

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