[Andy Fragen]

John, since there is no longer a gridview.php file this previous solution won’t work. Where in your month view would you like the category description to appear?

[Andy Fragen]

Did you make the appropriate changes for 3.0 by changing THEME/events to THEME/tribe-events?

[Andy Fragen]

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[Andy Fragen]

We may have to wait wait for someone more familiar than I with the new views to chime in.

[Andy Fragen]

I see what you mean. Curious. I don’t see this behavior on my installation. I wonder if it has anything to do with having WordPress installed not at the root level of your domain.

[Andy Fragen]

rardijoh, we should move discussion of The Events Calendar Category Colors plugin to its forum. That being said, it doesn’t seem as if the Legend Superpowers is checked. Also, go to Events > Settings > Display and check Day view. Let me know if that removes the 404.

[Andy Fragen]

Oops should be Day view

[Andy Fragen]

tinfishworld, can you check Dayview in Settings > Events > Display and see if the 404 persists.

[Andy Fragen]

John, make sure the Day view is checked at Settings > Events > Display

[Andy Fragen]

Seems like it might be time to open up a new thread with a specific question about how to display the day view without seeing it in the ‘View As’ dropdown.

[Andy Fragen]

Well, you want to view it as you indicated. 😉

Does it really matter if it’s selectable from the View As list?

Should we mark this as answered?

[Andy Fragen]

It seems that you must enable the Day view in the Events > Settings > Display.

[Andy Fragen]

@Cynthia, I didn’t create that selector. Use something like firebug in Firefox or inspect element in your browser to see what css is being applied to what html. Glad that part is working for you. Not sure what to tell you about the template, but if you post the code to some snippet service it might be easier to see what’s going on.

Regarding the event title in the calendar cell, there are several options and I’ve tried many before, none was really pleasing.

[Andy Fragen]

Sorry, backticks are code markers and shouldn’t be copied.

[Andy Fragen]

@Cynthia,

Try the following in {YOUR_THEME}/tribe-events/tribe-events.css

You might also want to download and activate The Events Calendar User CSS plugin.

1. `.singular .hentry { padding: 0; }`

3. `a.tribe-events-ical, a.tribe-events-gcal { background-color: red; }` obviously pick a color of your choosing instead of red.
`.tribe-events-calendar td.tribe-events-present div[id*=”tribe-events-daynum-“], .tribe-events-calendar td.tribe-events-present div[id*=”tribe-events-daynum-“] > a, #tribe_events_filters_wrapper input[type=”submit”], .tribe-events-button, .tribe-events-button.tribe-inactive, .tribe-events-button:hover, .tribe-events-button.tribe-active:hover { background-color: #21759b; }`
Again, change to your color of choice.

Not so sure I can help with #2, though did you put the template in {YOUR_THEME}/tribe-events/ ?

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