@rrobinlive – I’m glad your getting this sorted out, but I think you’ve misinterpreted how I wrote the solution. Instead of editing your theme CSS file, create a new folder ‘events’ in your theme directory. In that folder, create a new file ‘events.css’. In this file make your new CSS changes. Then using The Events Calendar User CSS plugin, this CSS file, your theme CSS file and the standard Events Calendar events.css file will all load, in the correct order. This way any changes to either the standard Events Calendar events.css or your theme’s style.css file won’t overwrite the changes you’ve made. To get an understanding you may want to take a look at the Themer’s Guide.