Some tribe CSS files not enqueued

[Beth Burt]

Hi there,

I’m starting this discussion topic that kinda split off from my previous issue (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/countdown-hovers-below-bottom-of-widgetized-area/). What Brook noticed is that neither tribe-events-full.min.css nor is being enqueued. Among other rules I’m sure, the particular one missing for my issue involved “.widget.tribe-events-countdown-widget” which apparently would’ve been solved with “.tribe-clear-fix” in either of the missing css files. At least that’s how I understand it.

Anyway, I wanted to give kudos to a fellow member who responded to my topic with a correct response by marking his post as the correct answer. That inadvertently closed the topic, which I suppose is appropriate since the actual issue is solved, so I thought I would start one for this one that kind of split off from there. Brook mentioned he’d heard of some others having the same problem, so I figured this might bring others on as well.

Thanks for your time (and sorry Brook for hanging up on you!),

-Luis

[Beth Burt]

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[Beth Burt]

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[Brook]

Thank you Luis! That helps us diagnose this further. If we learn anything more about why this is happening I will let you know. For now everything looks normal.

When we designed the system it made sense to have the thread close when it was marked answered, unfortunately this has proven confusing to many of our users. It is something we are going to redesign ASAP.

Thanks again! – Brook

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