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Hi Patrick,
From what I’m seeing in the snippet you sent – the way this theme is set up isn’t the standard setup for a wordpress theme.As you can see from the header.php file it seems like actual code for the heard maybe being read from another source within you theme and without having access to those files or a copy of the theme I’m unable to suggest where a more effective location for <body <?php body_class(); ?> should be.
I would suggest at this point dropping a quick note to the theme authors. My guess is they would be able to reply very quickly as to where the header code really resides and where to add that piece of code.
Does that make sense? Am I giving you enough info to be able to drop a note to your authors?
Neill
Hi Neill,
I finally had a chance to get in again and I think I found the appropriate file. Unfortunately, I still need some advice on how to drop the code in. If it helps, I’m using Yootheme and the Warp Framework. http://snippi.com/s/ffe29x1Patrick
Hi Patrick,
Thank you for providing this info – it helped to dig a little deeper into your issue.
From what we now see from your snippet and site there may also be a JS error involved. Your symptoms pointed be to what i though was the body class issue – but now I can see the snippet you provided, the theme is actually treating that correctly.
A step that I forgot to get you to take at the start, which I should have done right off the bat, was to get you to check if there is anything else on your install causing a conflict. I would start with all your plugins by disabling them and switching them back on one at a time. If none of that works then I’d try to switch to a default theme too and see how the calendar works.
If you find anything here then I think we may be able to narrow it down to the offending issue.
Neill
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