Recurring Event See All Tooltip hides link

[Annette]

I’m having the same problem as this prior post: . I am not a programmer and don’t feel comfortable adding any new code, deactivating plug-ins or changing themes. Is there a way just to deactivate the tooltip?

[George]

Hey @Annette,

When you say “prior post”, can you link to which exact post you are referring to? Also, as for this question:

I am not a programmer and don’t feel comfortable adding any new code, deactivating plug-ins or changing themes. Is there a way just to deactivate the tooltip?

Depending on what tooltip is being referred to (which is unclear, hence my asking for the specific link to the “prior post” you mentioned!), then unfortunately adding or editing custom code will likely be the only way to go about achieving this. 🙁

— George

[Todd May]

I have the same issue- the tooltip is on the recurring events single and list views. – users can’t click on the “See Events” options to ire the recurring instances – as the tooltip blocks the link from being clicked. I would rather just get rid of it as it has useless information showing.

[Annette]

Sorry about that. The prior post was as follows:

https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/recurring-event-see-all-tooltip-hides-link/

I’m ok with editing code as long as I know exactly which file to put it in.

Thank you!

[George]

Thanks for posting folks, and for the link @Annette!

If removing that tooltip is your goal, the following CSS should do the trick if you place it at the bottom of your theme’s style.css file:


.recurring-info-tooltip {
display: none !important;
}


I hope that helps! 😀

— George

[Annette]

Hi George:
I have done exactly (I think!) as you indicated, but the tooltip is still showing up. I am trying to launch our Events Calendar this week, so it’s not currently linked to our website menu. Not sure if you can see this or not, but here is an example of one of our calendar events:

The file and directory I placed the code is:
public_html\wp-content\themes\zion\style.css
This is the correct file, isn’t it?

Thanks for your help!

[George]

Hey @annette,

I’m sorry that that CSS did not help.

Can you link to the specific place where the recurrence information tool tip is showing, but where you do not want it to be showing?

I will try to recommend something better.

I tried going to the originally-linked http://74.220.219.130/ but was met with the following notice → https://cloudup.com/cWqnIOBWuqi

Thank you,
George

[Annette]

Hi George!
Thanks for your quick response. Try this link:

http://74.220.219.130/~gracecl2/events/mens-community-study-group/2015-12-14

Hover over the “(See all)” and the tooltip still appears.

[George]

Thanks for that @Annette!

I’ve tweaked the CSS a little bit, and when I test it on your site with my developer tools it works well:


#tribe-events .tribe-events-tooltip.recurring-info-tooltip {
display: none !important;
}


Try placing that at the bottom of your theme’s style.css file, and let us know if it helps! 🙂

— George

[Annette]

Hi George:
I did exactly as you suggested, and I still see the tooltip. Check it out here:

http://74.220.219.130/~gracecl2/events/the-loose-threads/2015-12-23

[Nico]

Hey Annette,

George is out today, so I’ll continue to help you till he is back on Monday. I see you pasted the code in the theme stylesheet, but not in the correct place. Can you try to move the code George sent you to the very bottom of the file ?

Other option is to insert this via Simple Custom CSS plugin, which allows you to insert CSS code without the need to modify your theme files.

Hope that helps you getting this sorted,
Best,
Nico

[George]

Hey Annette,

I would recommend what Nico recommended, and then would also recommend adding another bit of CSS that I’ve written for you here:


.tribe-events-schedule .recurringinfo {
display: none !important;
}


To be clear, add both blocks of CSS I’ve recommended here into the bottom of your theme’s style.css file, or via the Simple Custom CSS Plugin for example.

Cheers!
George

[Annette]

Hi George & Nico:
I was finally able to add these two code changes to the very bottom as you requested (well, at least I think I did). I still see the tooltip. See the link below:

http://74.220.219.130/~gracecl2/events/the-loose-threads/2016-01-06

[George]

Hey @annette,

At the bottom of your theme’s style.css file I see one extra “closing brace” character, which looks like this:


}


That might be invalidating the code – try going BACK to the very bottom of your theme’s style.css file, and look at the bottom where you see code like this:


#tribe-events .tribe-events-tooltip.recurring-info-tooltip {
display: none !important;
}

.tribe-events-schedule .recurringinfo {
display: none !important;
}

}


Remove the last “}” character so that it’s just this instead:


#tribe-events .tribe-events-tooltip.recurring-info-tooltip {
display: none !important;
}

.tribe-events-schedule .recurringinfo {
display: none !important;
}


Thank you!
George

[Annette]

Hi George:
I removed the extra bracket, but it made no difference. The tooltip is still appearing. See the link below:

http://74.220.219.130/~gracecl2/events/the-loose-threads/2016-01-27

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