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Just to add – you can definitely add new style rules, but a best practice is to override the events.css from within your theme, or simply to add rules to your theme’s stylesheet. Some good references worth reading before making customizations:
That is strange – it also looks as if the core plugin’s events.css file has been modified – here are some rules relating to the previous/next month links from that file:
.tribe-events-prev-month { margin-right:5px; margin-top: -30px; } .tribe-events-next-month { margin-left:5px; margin-top: -35px; }Whereas I would expect these to look like this (if it had not been modified):
.tribe-events-prev-month { margin-right:5px; } .tribe-events-next-month { margin-left:5px; }(Note the lack of negative margins in the
originalyour modified version, top) … Are these changes that you or someone working on your behalf put in place? The negative margins are definitely one part of the strange layout issues in July.Are you able to login to your site (and if so can you try the troubleshooting steps outlined in my initial reply)?
Are you also able to access the server error logs – you may need to speak to your web host for help with this if you are unsure where they are stored – and check out any error messages that correspond to the same date and time as when the 500 errors occur?
Right – which, really, is exactly what happens with a default theme such as Twenty Twelve. Is the code where you register the nav menu conditional in any way?
It’s hard to say, I suspect though the problem is somewhere in the theme code or else a conflict – Twenty Twelve for instance uses pretty much the same call to wp_nav_menu() – it works without issue even when relocated from header.php to ecp-page-template.php.
Did you update anything or install any new plugins/switch to a new theme, or anything of that order immediately before noticing this problem? It does rather sound like a conflict.
We’d be happy to help 🙂 please note for future reference though that we tend not to provide support forum coverage on weekends (you posted on Saturday) – unless you happen to get lucky and one of us is doing a little extra work – but that isn’t guaranteed.
On the events page http://onlinetherapyinstitute.com/events you can see the month navigation is too high on the page and we can’t navigate between the months.
There’s not a huge amount of space there for both the calendar and the sidebar … can I clarify though that the problem is the positioning of the Event List button?
(Just a note: if both of these issues continue to be a problem please decide which you want to pursue in this thread and then create a new thread for the other issue.)
How do i filter the title tag of Tribe Archive Pages
Could anything else be impacting here? Running The Events Calendar and a Genesis theme – even just Genesis itself – results in a title tag such as Events for May, 2013 when I test this out.
This is a bit strange, but for 1 of 2 event category pages is not displaying correctly.
Perhaps something else is impacting here – again I’m find it hard to set up a scenario where I can replicate this. I note you said you had tried deactivating all other plugins when you opened this thread: can you confirm what the result of that was – and can you try also switching to a different (Genesis) theme or even Genesis itself and see what happens then?
Hi xg5tat,
I don’t think this is anything to do with WooTickets – rather it is to do with our core plugin, The Events Calendar, and how its content is being displayed.
In the first instance can you visit Events > Settings > Template and try changing the default template setting: if it is currently Default Event Template for instance try toggling it to Default Page Template and see if that helps.
If not we can take things forward from there.
OK, unfortunately I have no knowledge of that particular theme. But perhaps the theme’s author can help here; ultimately paragraph and break tags should not be being inserted into the middle of Javascript code.
