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Christine,
Strangely enough, I see the custom CSS being applied inline to https://awesomeadventures.com/events/, but not to https://awesomeadventures.com/event-calendar/.
I am not sure why it’s not applying to the page/post.
Your theme does use a child theme. You may want to place the code in /themes/pressive-child/style.css.
Christine,
The good news is the code is present to display the navigation on your site, however TEC’s CSS (tribe-events-theme-min.css) is overriding it. Try adding the following to your custom CSS. The !important declaration is the key.
#tribe-events-header .tribe-events-sub-nav li {
display: block !important;
}
Hope this helps.
Steven,
It’s not a bug. The separator is there by design. You can see this on The Events Calendar demo.
If you notice, it disappears on smaller screens via tribe-events-full-mobile.css.
It could be removed on desktop views with CSS (see below) or a template override.
.tribe-events-divider {
display: none !important;
}
Hope this helps.
Unless something has changed very recently, the shortcode [tribe_events] does not support multiple categories.
There is sort of a work-around in the article.
Marek,
Please note that The Events Calendar uses h1 in the single-event.php for the titles. Avada has made the decision to use h2 within their own customization of the single-events.php file.
If you want to override it, you may want to reach out to Avada’s support with regards to this since their template override of the title is done in a non-conventional way (differently than the way TEC does it).
Hope this helps.
Susan,
While a little of the styling comes from The Events Calendar, mainly around the event details. The majority comes from WordPress’ own wp-embed CSS. To see this, try and embed a link to a regular post on a page or somewhere on your site. You will see that it looks pretty much the same as an event embed. With that, you will need to add some custom CSS to achieve what you desire.
Here’s a great article on WordPress auto embedding of links and some styling suggestions as a starting point.
As for the icon/logo, it too is customized through WordPress. You will need to set a “Site Icon”. In WordPress head over to Dashboard->Appearance->Customize and then click on “Site identity”. You will see the option to upload your site icon there. If you don’t see the Site Identity option, your theme may be overriding it.
Hope this helps.
Josen,
The author of the Enfold theme has intentionally removed this and other options. You can find out more about it on their support form.
If you need assistance on returning the functionality, you may want to open a support ticket with the theme author.
Hope this helps.
Miffi,
The grid design and registration form functions are customized by Webnus as part of their theme. Behind the scenes, I believe it uses Contact Form 7. It would be best if you contacted the theme author for support.
Hope this helps.
Gerard,
Here’s a few articles that may shed some light on the conflict with W3TC.
Hope they help.
Jeff,
That particular snippet is a few years old and no longer applicable. Try this one out. You should have better results with it.
Hope it helps.
Troy,
As a side note. Make sure that you revert or back out the changes you have made in the Timezones.php file prior to applying the code to the custom functions.php mentioned in the article.
Hope it helps.
Gabriele,
Salsa Lovers is actually using Gym & Fit theme from Vamtam. Here’s the links.
https://fitness-wellness.vamtam.com/
https://themeforest.net/item/gym-fit-theme-for-fitness-gym-and-fitness-centers/8860972Hope this helps.
There’s a few recent articles on this and other forums regarding issues with Yoast SEO and APM. They seem to point to the newly added Text Link Counter feature in Yoast 5.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/conflict-with-the-events-calendar-advanced-post-manager/
Don’t know if this is the exact issue, but since you mentioned the issue is not present in 4.9, I thought it might be related.
Hope this helps.
