[Barry]

Hi Rachelle, how did you get on? Unless you require further support I’ll close this thread.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Well, it’s a structural problem really. If you use the default events template then although it pulls in the theme’s own header and footer it is – in the case of your theme – missing other bits and pieces.

So what we’ll need to do here is either edit the default events template (using a template override) or else edit your stylesheet when the default page template is used (so that bits aren’t chopped off).

I’d recommend the first option; perhaps if you could send a .zip of your theme ([email protected] … marking your email for my attention) I could attempt to piece together a new events template for you to use?

[Barry]

Hi Debi,

Can you login and navigate to Events > Settings > Template and try switching to the Default Page Template?

Cheers,

Barry

[Barry]

Re-reading your post, I think it got scrambled a little (perhaps you tried to embed an HTML link).

In the case of the mini-calendar widget, the only visible content inside a cell (other than a tooltip, which only shows when the mouse hovers over it) is the link, so you could expand and then pad that element so it fills the cell with the day number still centered.

[Barry]

OK … I’m not completely clear on what you’re saying/trying to do.

The table cell (td) element is a child of the table row element (tr), and I don’t imagine you want to apply the background colour to either the entire row or the entire table.

[Barry]

Hi Melanie, can you give an example of the search term(s) you are using and where you would expect the match to be found? Just trying to build a complete picture the issue in my head 🙂

[Barry]

So are you referring to the calendar widget?

If so, note that each table cell already has an appropriate CSS class such as .tribe-events-past, .tribe-events-present and .tribe-events-future – so perhaps you can work with those?

[Barry]

Hi Duncan.

I’m not entirely sure what is causing the lightbox style effect but suspect it is something other than our plugin. Perhaps something in your theme or another plugin is causing that effect?

[Barry]

Yeah the way to adjust these settings varies according to the hosting environment – so it’s always worth seeking help from your web host.

Is there an update in the pipeline?

There is; though I don’t know if it will immediately address these issues we’re definitely aware of some PHP 5.3 and 5.4 compatibility problems and have it logged as something to review.

[Barry]

Thanks Richelle: I’ve responded directly by email – however nothing is standing out here so let’s investigate the possibility of adjusting the memory_limit setting first of all and then take things from there.

[Barry]

Hi Catherine, you’re right and split() – which is a standard PHP function – has been deprecated as of PHP 5.3.

It still works however and shouldn’t cause any problems; for production (live) sites what I’d recommend is turning off the display of errors.

(See this external article for more on this.)

[Barry]

Excellent 🙂

[Barry]

Sure 🙂

[Barry]

No that would go somewhere inside your template (within the loop). Your tooltip markup would go inside the if block.

[Barry]

For multiday events that start before the cutoff point but finish after the current time? Yeah it doesn’t cater for that, you’d need to expand upon the conditional statement, the comparison would need to take in both the start and the end date.

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