Removing extraneous "day" "number" from event list

[scamrcalendar]

The events list widget pulls up the upcoming events just fine. Super!

However, I am trying to do a couple of things, and could use some pointers.

1. Under the title Upcoming Events, and directly under each event item is a “day” “number” – such as Wed 20, or Thur 21. These look like they are part of the event item shown above them. I’d like to just get rid of them altogether. But can’t figure out how.

2. If I want to change the fonts for the Upcoming Events title, and the title of each item, how/where do I do that? I tried setting the font size for h2 (the event item titles) in the Widget Styles Attribute section, but it had no effect. Maybe I did it wrong?

I can see functions in the php files that look like what I would want to change the style of the output, but have no clue how to go about that.

Thanks!

[Hunter]

Hey Kathleen,

Welcome back 🙂

To remove, or “hide” the “day” “number” in the Events list widget, try inserting the following code into your theme’s style.css file:

.tribe-mini-calendar-event .list-date {
display: none;
}

The CSS class associated with the Events widget title can also be altered by inputting the following code into your theme’s style.css file:

.panel-grid-cell .widget-title {
font-size: 40px;
font-family insert_font_name_here;
}


Let me know how it goes 🙂

I would like to point out that theme customizations extend beyond the reach of support we are able to typically provide on the support forums, but a helpful hint to identifying CSS classes is to right-click on your mouse and open up “Inspect” or “Inspect Element” – you can enter desired style changes right in your browser and see immediate results. You can then use that information when applying styles in your theme’s style sheet.

Thanks for being an amazing customer and have a wonderful week!

[scamrcalendar]

Hey Hunter,

Thanks for the feedback. I will give it a go.

Thanks too for the pointers on how to inspect elements – that has made a HUGE difference – I can now know where to look vs just hunting and guessing through the files.

You’ve been a great help and I appreciate the pointers even though I was asking a “custom” request!

Cheers – and again, thanks!

– Kathy

[Hunter]

Kathy,

Thanks for the kind words – we’re always more than happy to help! I’m glad the inspect element pointer has helped; it is a huge time saver! I’ll go ahead and close this thread out, but feel free to open a new thread should you have any more questions.

Thanks for choosing PRO!

[Author]

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