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Hi Marie, try setting your ‘.c-sn-sw #content’ selector in your themes style.css file to have a width of 620px. It’s set really narrow and a lot of the events widths are percentage based so that’s what throws it off. If you need to apply it only on events pages you can prefix the selector with body classes like ‘. events-single .c-sn-sw #content’
For the font size you should just be able to target this in either style.css or /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/events.css – if you want to make changes to events.css, make sure to make a copy and place in an ‘events’ folder in your theme.
I hope that helps!
Hi John, the reason why the links are not there is because they are PRO plugin features and the PRO plugin is not present on this website. If you install and activate the PRO plugin, the links should show right underneath the calendar like they did before.
Normally you can set this in the CSS either in your theme’s style.css file or in the /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/events.css file. If you’re going to edit events.css, make a copy of it and place it in an ‘events’ folder in your theme.
I tried setting the width myself and there’s something strange with your site that’s preventing it from taking effect and I couldn’t figure out why. You’ll need to troubleshoot this in your theme to figure that out. But you would normally just be able to set the width like so:
table.tribe-events-calendar {
width: 640px;
}
Ok, I’m going to need to take a closer look. Can you email me WP admin and FTP access to: jonah [at] tri [dot] be
Thanks,
JonahHey Henry, you can use this to filter the venue link: https://gist.github.com/2253729 (place in functions.php) and this for the organizer link: https://gist.github.com/2253887
Hi Matt, I see it now. Are all of these sites running the same theme? What about plugins? Have you tried deactivating plugins to rule out a conflict or reverting to the Twenty Eleven theme to rule out a theme conflict?
Hey John, that’s strange… do you have an ‘events’ folder in your theme with a gridview.php file? Is this the file you saw the code in?
@Ken and @Henry – what Ken said applies to any files that you’ve overridden in the ‘events’ folder in your theme. You’ll always need to check these for any changes that happen in updates because they won’t automatically go into your override files.
Hi Matthew, it does look like a CSS issue but after looking at the website I can’t find what CSS is affecting it in this way. The one thing I can see is that for some reason the table for the calendar has a width set to 1396px – so pretty big. And the table cells within have percentage based widths so they’re stretching to fill that big width. The thing is I can’t find where that width is being set… It doesn’t look like it’s in any of the stylesheets… But maybe you can track this down or try setting the calendar table to a smaller width. That’s what I would suggest. Let me know whether or not that works or if you have any other questions.
Hey Tony, you are correct, since our plugin uses custom post types and this plugin seems like its limited to only including posts that’s why it’s not brining in events. I think I found the function in the plugin that pulls in posts – it’s in the functions.php file of the plugin on line 609. You could modify this to include ‘tribe_events’ and that should work, however since you’re editing the core plugin, your changes will be lost the next time you update. You might try looking at some other plugins where you actually can pull in custom post type posts or request this as a feature for this plugin and/or hire a developer to help you with modifying it…
That’s all I can offer, good luck!
