[Joseph]

I think you didn’t even read my response above. This question has nothing do really with a plugin, I am trying to find out where to start adding something to TEC Pro, not a plugin. See the screenshot included. I just want to add an image next to the month dropdown (a TEC feature…not a plugin) that has a color legend.

Screenshot again: http://prntscr.com/cbubvr

Thank you for any guidance…I’m not looking for you to give me a solution, but of least tell me which template/where to modify to of least get ballpark.

[Joseph]

I think you misunderstood what I’m trying to accomplish. I just want to inset a image next to the month dropdown, not anything to do with the plugin. What I don’t understand is how or where that is generated (the dropdown) and where I could add an object into it. The customization tutorials you provide don’t seem to cover that.

Thanks

[Joseph]

Thanks, but it seems like the latest update by you guys fixed the problem.

[Joseph]

Awesome! Thank you. I’m sharing this in case anyone else wants to center the upcoming events widget on a page.

#tribe-events-adv-list-widget-2 .tribe-mini-calendar-event{
    margin: 0 auto;
    width: 400px;
}

[Joseph]

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[Joseph]

Thank you Geoff,

that’s got me in the right direction, but the problem isn’t the background per-se but that color line across the date on Sundays. Since we’re closed on Sundays, there isn’t a particular closed category in TEC so I created a recurring event ‘Closed’. Being an event it takes on the darker color as other events, though it’s a non-event. I don’t want to draw attention to Sundays on the mobile view, just have one solid color slightly darker than the weekdays. I’m banging my head against the wall trying to find that exact color strip just for that table column.

[Joseph]

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[Joseph]

Ignore the close thread 😉 I still cannot get the text centered within the Upcoming Events Widget. Please take a look at the link and on the front page, you’ll see the Date block and title are left within the frame. I tried:

.tribe-events-title, .tribe-events-duration, .trive-events-post, tribe-mini-calendar-event {
	text-align: center;
}

but that only centers the description and duration but won’t target the date block.

[Joseph]

Please close this thread. I went ahead and reverted to the Widget Area. Thank You.

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[Joseph]

I think I just needed to post, then the solution came to me! In case anyone else wants to do this:

#top  td:first-child{
  background-color: #FAFAFA !important;
}

admins: if there is a better way, please share 😉

[Joseph]

Cliff, thank you. I think I figured it out. The problem seems to be only on the events which were imported from Excel. Creating a new event doesn’t exhibit the problem, only the ones imported from Outlook. I reformatted the Excel and it works now. Thank You.

[Joseph]

Thanks again Brook, I’m going to take a stab at it and I’ll let you know if I get it working.

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