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jts2005, Barry provided some code to remove this initial category tag thus fixing the issue. I’ve added it to v 1.5.1 of the Category Colors plugin. Just update the plugin and this should solve the issue.
Barry, thanks. The code works great. I’ll add it to the Category Colors plugin as this seems to elicit this behavior. Feel free to close this thread.
Sorry jts2005, this seems to be a known problem related to TEC inserting a category class tag inside a post tag. I’m going to open a separate thread about this. In the meantime take a look at he Themer’s Guide and modify a version of ecp-page-template.php
@jts2005, to get rid of he calendar border, go to the Settings > Templates tab and select Default Events Template and save.
@jts2005, you have to have an event that is categorized for the plugin to show it’s colorizing options. In your pic of your categories it says 0 for the number of events in each category.
For some reason the plugin isn’t returning a listing of your category info. I’ve never seen this particular problem before. Can you try deactivating all your plugins except for the ones related to The Events Category plugins. There must be a conflict in here somewhere. If deactivating all extraneous plugins makes Category Colors work then start adding back until you see the problem again.
Thanks for being patient.
@jts2005, can you send a screenshot of your Events Category Settings? You might also try deactivating and activating the Category Colors plugin.
Go get The Events Calendar Category Colors plugin from the WordPress repository. In in the options, select the option to add a legend. Clicking on the legend will automatically select only events of those specific categories. If you have any further questions let me know and please list the URL for your site so we can all see what your progress.
Salvador, there’s a much better way that will survive any new updates.
I’ve already written some code to modify the ‘DESCRIPTION’ line. All that you should have to do is to comment out the line in my code that does the following.
$item[] = $mod;that’s line 13 in the gist.This should remove the DESCRIPTION line entirely. You can find the code at https://gist.github.com/2649910
Let me know if this doesn’t do as you expect.
Tiana, take a look at The Events Calendar Category Colors plugin in the WordPress repository. It should do what you describe.
You should see if this thread helps.
@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.
JetPack’s mobile theme dramatically screws with any other CSS and some of my plugins to the point that enqueued stylesheets are not loading. For now I would avoid it.
You should be able to override this by putting the following into an events.css file in `/wp-content/themes/Adora/events/events.css`. You will need to create the `events` directory. You should then look to my The Events Calendar User CSS plugin to simplify activation of this events.css file.
Try adding the following line to an events.css file.
.clearboth, .clearfix {clear:both;display:block;overflow:visible;visibility:visible;width:auto;height:auto;}
