Venue Page Sidebar Pushed Down Below

[Christopher Roy]

When I have a venue that has no upcoming events in it, the sidebar gets pushed down below the center content of the page. When a venue has an event, the sidebar appears in the correct place as normal. Any ideas what might be causing this issue?

[Barry]

It sounds like a CSS issue. You noted that you tried switching to a default theme – did you find that this occurred then, too?

[clubbingpriest]

I got the same problem with no event the sidebar gets pushed down , i switched to a default theme and i got the same problem, it do not look like a css problem
I even reinstall the full original calendar but still the same bug
i run the-events-calendar.2.0.11, events-calendar-pro.2.0.11 & the-events-calendar-community-events.1.0.5
example venue page with event
http://theclubbingbible.net/venue/space-ibiza/
example venue page without event
http://theclubbingbible.net/venue/dc10-ibiza/
Any idea for a fix

[Barry]

You’re right, it’s a problem with our template. Can you look at this thread and use the suggested fix?

If anything is unclear or you need further help just let me know 🙂

[clubbingpriest]

Hello Barry,
That did the trick on single-venue.php cool,
I also noticed I got the same problem with the list view
when I view a category list with an upcoming events it is fine
http://theclubbingbible.net/events/category/ibiza/
But when i got no upcoming event the sidebar gets pushed down below
http://theclubbingbible.net/events/category/berlin/
Seems that list.php got the same unbalanced tags issue that the
with single-venue.php
BTW my default template ecp-single-template.php is built the same than ecp-page-template.php
Can you help on this one
Thank yup

[Barry]

I’m not sure it is quite the same issue – can you share the code for your custom ecp-page-template.php so I can see how you have structured it?

[clubbingpriest]

The Events Calendar -> Theme Settings -> Events Template,
* then this file loads the page template for all for the individual
* event view. Generally, this setting should only be used if you want to manually
* specify all the shell HTML of your ECP pages in this template file. Use one of the other Theme
* Settings -> Events Template to automatically integrate views into your
* theme.
*
* You can customize this view by putting a replacement file of the same name (ecp-single-template.php) in the events/ directory of your theme.
*/

// Don’t load directly
if ( !defined(‘ABSPATH’) ) { die(‘-1′); }
?>

<div id="post-” >

<?php edit_post_link(__('Edit','tribe-events-calendar'), '’, ”); ?>

[clubbingpriest]

sorry http://pastebin.com/zrx0urWF

[Barry]

Hmm, I’m afraid I can’t replicate this using the default Twenty Twelve theme; and actually I had to edit your version of ecp-page-template.php (and remove calls to the_post() etc) to avoid errors.

This one might be specific to your theme – can you try temporarily switching to a default and unmodified theme to see if the same problem persists?

[clubbingpriest]

you are right it is a mod i done on list.php that did it i replace it with the original one and everything is fine

[Barry]

Great 🙂

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