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Howdy again ieautism,
Yeah you are right, the margin would not have helped. I just tried this CSS on your site and it fixed it:
.widget.tribe-events-countdown-widget {
padding-bottom: 5em;
}As for why this is happening, it looks like neither the tribe-events-full.min.css file is being enqueued, nor the tribe-events-skeleton.min.css. Those are the files that contain the CSS rule for .tribe-clear-fix. Without it, weird overflow issues happen.
Thanks Kalgary1 for the assistance. Your fix would work as well, and we appreciate users chiming in whenever they want to.
Please let me know if that worked for you ieautism. Cheers!
– Brook
For sure Grant. The link was actually in the above thread but I did not label it very well. Here is the tutorial for template overrides: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/events-calendar-themers-guide/
– Brook
Howdy Noah,
You could install WordPress and our calendar, choose a very minimal theme, that lacks any information in the header or footer, then you can embed the events page inside of an <iframe> on any HTML page including your site. That should actually work pretty well, but I am not sure if you are trying to avoid running WP altogether. If so, then you are out of luck. Our plugin is inseparable from WP in that it relies on the WP API behind the scenes. But, to the user embedding the calendar in an iframe should be pretty transparent.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy adlindberg,
The CSS for that widget is unfortunately conflicting with your theme. However, I believe the fix to be very easy. This CSS should do it for you, you can play with the margin-bottom dimenstion until you are happy:
#sidebar .widget.tribe-events-countdown-widget {
margin-bottom: 5em;
}
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy anthony,
I am not seeing this issue on your linked site. However, if you are still experiencing this on another site it is generally cause by a theme that does not output the body_class(). This is generally pretty easy to fix. The default themes like 2014 all show how to output the body class, most themes to it by replacing their <body> tag with this: <body <?php body_class(); ?>>
Themes that do not output this class often do not output widget classes either, which will cause the widgets in 3.4.1 to cease functioning as well. If you are experiencing this problem notice in the WordPress documentation that it recommends you output the following with your widgets ‘class=”widget %2$s”>’. The %2$s is particularly important, as many widgets, ours included, need those classes to work. Some themes however ignore the WP documentation, and thus cause problems like this. You may need to contact your theme author about a fix, or if you are knowledgeable about WP API functions like register_sidebar() you could probably do this fix yourself.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy ieautism,
I think you could just adjust the margin-bottom for the .tribe-events-countdown-widget to fix this. Does that make sense? I think it will solve your problem if I am understanding you correct. Please let me know if that answers your question, or if perhaps I misunderstood. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy johncrute,
This should be really easy. It sounds like you could just hook into the filter “tribe_get_event_link” and return the value of tribe_get_event_website_link(). You might want to check if the link is not empty though, for situations where you forgot or purposefully did not input a website url.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy mrobbat,
I think this CSS Ruleis what you want:
.tribe-events-venue-details .author.fn.org {}Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy luansworld,
You can modify those templates by using template overrides as outlined in our Themer’s Guide. There are a few different email tickets, but if I had to guess I’d say you are looking to modify the tickers emails. Scroll down to “Ticketing Plugins” in that link to find the relevant files that you would need to override.
Does that make sense? Does it answer your question? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy els76uk,
I am happy to assist. It looks like your theme does not output sidebar widget classes. Notice in the WordPress documentation that it recommends you output the following with your widgets ‘class=”widget %2$s”>’. The %2$s is particularly important, as many widgets, ours included, need those classes to work. Some themes however ignore the WP documentation, and thus cause problems like this.
You will need to contact your theme author about a fix, or if you are knowledgable about WP API fucntions like register_sidebar() you could probably do this fix yourself.
Does that make sense? Does it answer your question? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy itpromotion,
If you want to use something other than the Venue title then you will need to figure out what that data is, and replace the tribe_get_venue() call with your data. You might be looking for the_title(). I am not really sure, it depends on the theme. But, that snippet I gave you is a template, it is not meant to be a final product. It is up to you to modify it to fit your needs.
I hope this all makes sense. I wish we could write modifications for you form start to finish, but then we would have to charge way more for our plugin. Which does not make sense! Instead, we can refer you to a developer if you are not able to make modifications yourself. We have a list of good knowledgable developers, and you can obtain a copy of it by email [email protected] and requesting the list. I hope that helps. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy susannenichols,
Our plugin uses the theme’s builtin support for featured images. I would guess that this other plugin is basically mimicking featured image support regardless of whether the theme supports it or not. So, ultimately with our plugin it is up to the theme to decide whether or not to support featured images, which makes our plugin compatible with more themes. Since your theme has disabled them you will not have that feature. You might be able to add support for it though, but you would need to contact the theme author about that. Does that make sense? Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy nzca,
This is definitely possible but it is going to require a very good knowledge of HTML, JS, and template overrides. We have that tutorial for the overrides, but the rest you would have to build based on your expertise in createing fading tickers like that Twitter widget. If you lack expertise in that area but are willing to hire someone else to build the customization for you, we do keep a handy list of knowledgeable freelancers. You can obtain the list by email [email protected] and requesting it.
Does that make sense? Does it answer your question? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy gainesvilletennis,
I think this snippet will work a bit better for you. Did it? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy oheinrich,
Please bear with me as it is really unclear to me what the problem is. Does Barry’s snippet posted in that link fix the problem for you? Or, are you experiencing an issue more similar to /u/threecedars that appears to be an bug of some sort? The OP’s issue was not even a bug, so it will never get “fixed”. Instead, it was just a customization that he was able to accomplish with the application of Barry’s snippet.
If you could outline in detail what the problem is, and maybe provide a screenshot (worth a thousand words), that would be great. Cheers!
– Brook
