[Jason]

Thanks for your help! Much appreciated.

[Jason]

I’ve uncommented the code above on our live page so you can see the issue:

https://events.mansfieldstpeters.org/events/

[Jason]

Thanks! That fixed it and will make lots of folks happy!

(Also gave me the kick in the pants to check and update all the custom views inside my theme.)

[Jason]

Yes, I checked on 2015 Theme and the warnings still appear.

[Jason]

That fix got me close. I had to remove my custom TribeEvents.css from my theme. (I need to refresh my memory what I customized and why).

There’s a minor issue with the custom colors plugin — I’m headed back over there next.

[Jason]

Did some additional walk through tonight… Had some luck!

Switched to 2015 == Worked
Switched to Genesis only == Worked
Switched to Gen Edu Pro == Didn’t work.

Then it hit me, I have some Events Calendar calls in my functions.php file for that theme. So I started to strip them out one-by-one and got the mobile stylesheet to work. This was the offending lines…

// Add Printing Support and mobile override

add_filter( 'style_loader_tag', 'tribe_add_screen_to_mobile_css', 100, 2);
function tribe_add_screen_to_mobile_css( $style_tag ) {
	//Grab style tag as XML element
	$customXML = new SimpleXMLElement($style_tag);
    $id = (string)$customXML->attributes()->id;

	//If adding the mobile stylesheet

	if ( $id == 'tribe-events-calendar-mobile-style-css' || $id == 'tribe-events-calendar-full-mobile-style-css' || $id == 'tribe-events-calendar-full-pro-mobile-style-css' || $id == 'tribe-events-calendar-pro-mobile-style-css' ) {
		$media = (string)$customXML->attributes()->media;

		//Replace the media attribute and specify for screen display only

		$customXML->attributes()->media = 'only screen and ' . $media;
		return $customXML->asXML();
	} else {
		return $style_tag;
	}
}

When I removed that line and activated my Education Pro Theme == IT WORKED!

From there, I was able to add back in my custom views in the /tribe-events/ folder and we were still good.

I must have picked this up in the forums at one point, (I think here link, but I see that has been fixed in 3.8.) Since I have SO many older people who like to kill trees and print out calendars each month. Didn’t realize that was fixed.

It looks like we are probably in a good place now. My only other issue is when I activated The Events Calendar Category Colors, it breaks again. I’ll take up a thread in your support queue.

Now, if we can just get that google calendar sync … 🙂

Thanks for all that you do!

• This reply was modified 10 years, 8 months ago by Jason.

[Jason]

George … thanks for the recommendations.

I pulled the /education-pro/tribe-events folder and did complete deletion of plugin files and reinstalled clean versions.

Same results.

As to the CSS, we had a tribe-events.css in the theme folders, but it was calling: @import url(http://events.mansfieldstpeters.org/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/tribe-events-full.min.css);

That file was initially setup to add in some printing CSS.

Looking forward to the next step!

[Jason]

1) I always run the latest version of the plugins. 3.10.1 is running currently. In fact, I uploaded clean versions as part of the troubleshooting.

2) I FTP’d the files down and back up. I didn’t edit the files during this transition. The theme change was just an upgrade of Genesis Child Theme – Education 2.0 to Education Pro 3.0.6.

3) This is what the live calendar displays in mobile view:

[Jason]

Follow up…though…

For the mobile view, I’d like to add the room code to the list of events it’s a custom field. Where would that be included?

[Jason]

Brian,

Thanks again for your help. I reloaded everything fresh and then started to walk through the custom template files. (I know, I should have done this first — but the changes I had made were only to add the time and a custom field.)

The only major differences between the two template files was the additional array of venue details. There was also an orphan tag in my custom template.

Once I removed these, the error was resolved.

[Jason]

Brian,
Thanks for taking a look and first round of things to check. Since this is a part of a multisite, I had to network deactivate several plugins and re-enable them on the other sites. At this point, this events subsite is running on minimal plugins — mainly Genesis and Yoast SEO.

Both problems still persist.

The white line is coming from this style in the plugin CSS – when I disable the background-color it disappears.
../plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/tribe-events-full-mobile.min.css?ver=3.7

#tribe-events-header:before, #tribe-events-header:after, #tribe-events-footer:before, #tribe-events-footer:after {
background-color: #fff;
content: “”;
display: block;
height: 100%;
position: absolute;
top: 0;
width: 1px;
z-index: 1;
}

I also do not get the date’s event information to pop-up under the calendar in the remote view.

[Jason]

I had this same experience was well…and the above fix worked.
However, now for All Day Events the start time on every post is listed 12 a.m.
How can I change that to reflect “All Day”
http://events.mansfieldstpeters.org/events/month/?tribe-bar-date=2014-07-01

[Jason]

It is not network activated. The plugins are only activated on the sites where they are required.

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