Hover CSS

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    Mark
    Participant

    Hi,

    I know you guys are really clever!

    Would someone mind please playing with the CSS at https://www.financialtrainingassociates.com/course/ so that the hover feature appears on top of the header rather than underneath it?

    I am not clever enough! I have tried changing the z-index of the header to -1 but the menu items there stop working. Then I’ve followed other advice in the support forums and targeted .tribe-events-calendar .tribe-events-tooltip with a high z-index but that seems to have no effect.

    Is there a CSS genius who can get this working please?! (You guys have always been great in the past).

    Thanks,

    #1248269
    Victor
    Keymaster

    Hi Mark!

    Thanks for coming back to us!

    This one might be a bit difficult to accomplish because the hover effect is applying to the <td> tag which is also the container for that day header. In other words, the header is inside the <td> tag.

    I guess you could do a template override to add another element (could be a <div>) that will contain all the events for that day, but not the header. So then, you could apply the hover styles to that new container.

    There is a great Themer’s Guide that explains how you can do a template customisation, so you can add that new element to the template.

    Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other question.

    Best!

    Victor.

    #1248445
    Mark
    Participant

    OK

    Thanks for the ideas…

    …and for confirming that it’s not as easy as it should be (and I am not as
    bad at CSS as I thought)!

    You can close this one for now.

    Thanks for coming back to me – I appreciate it.

    M

    By the way, when I said “header” I meant my theme/ page header, not the
    calendar header

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