[Darren Rousar]

Absolutely perfect! Thanks.
And, for other PageLines Framework users out there:
Add Barry’s code to the CSS custom settings here:
PageLines > Site Options > Custom Code > CSS/LESS Rules

[Darren Rousar]

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[Darren Rousar]

Thanks Barry,
I was able to get it to function (somewhat) by deleting the entire Pagelines theme folder and then reinstalling it. I did the same with both Event’s plugs.

The issue now is that the calendar only displays in the main column, leaving the one sidebar completely blank.

[Darren Rousar]

Good to know.

[Darren Rousar]

18px didn’t work for me but 10px does.
.tribe-mini-calendar-nav span {
margin: 0 10px !important;
}

As for where it goes, you won’t find those lines in your theme’s style sheet. You need to add them to it yourself.

[Darren Rousar]

Added this to allow the admin to have access but not the authors:
if ( !current_user_can( ‘edit_users’ ) ) {
add_action(‘admin_menu’, ‘remove_tribe_menu_items’, 5);
}

function remove_tribe_menu_items() {
remove_action(‘admin_menu’, array(TribeSettings::$instance, ‘addPage’));
remove_action(‘admin_menu’, array(TribeEvents::instance(), ‘addHelpAdminMenuItem’), 50);
}

[Darren Rousar]

Interesting.
I’ve a lot to learn.
Might I have a hint though? Are they somewhat arbitrary in your example?

[Darren Rousar]

Thanks Barry, I’ll try that in the morning.
Where did the 5 and then the 50 come from?

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