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Does this thread address the same issue?
Yeah, I forgot it screws with the tooltip. I knew there was some reason I removed that code. You might try `width: 67px;` instead of `overflow: hidden;`
Barry, I see what you mean. Just fixed a user problem from a custom theme. I added a preference to the settings to check if the user is having this problem so hopefully the combination of the preference and having the code wrapped in the main calendar conditional narrows the scope enough to not cause additional user issues. Thanks for all the warnings. 😉
You can try adding the following to your /my-theme/events/events.css file. See Themer’s Guide for more info.
.tribe-events-thismonth, .tribe-events-othermonth { overflow: hidden; }Bear in mind that this will cut off any text that wants to overflow from the event title.
Salvador, glad you got this little function working. It will survive ECP updates. As for your other questions, I think it’s time for a new thread. I’m not sure about those.
Salvador, you put this in your theme’s functions.php file. As for just making the DESCRIPTION a link. You could probably just alter line 11 from
$mod = substr($key[0], 0, 1000);
to something like
$mod = get_permalink( $eventPost->ID );Been there, done that. 😉 Let me know how it goes. BTW, to solve the bleed over problem you’ll have to adjust the width of the calendar cell
Barry, thanks for the warning. I modified your code a touch to only fire if the TribeEvents::getOption(‘tribeEventsTemple’) returns ‘default’. This seems to only happen if the Default Page Template is used. Of course, I could be wrong. 😉
The sidebar widget also includes the category class, but I think that it’s very appropriate in this context. You could always add some specific CSS to remove the background from this region.
Something like ul.upcoming { background: none !important }
You’ll have to play with that a bit.
