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thecapitalnetwork,

It looks like you may be using the W3 Total Cache plugin. The problem may be contributed to it’s configuration. There’s a few topics on this forum that should get you in the right direction. Try searching for W3TC.

Here’s a starting point. There’s a few other suggestions out there by others.

Hope this helps.

[Mathew]

Jason,

The CSS suggestions that Geoff B. has provided clearly demonstrates just how great the support that Modern Tribe’s provides to their customer.

As he mentions, Avada is interfering with the settings. This is intentional by Avada. If you look at the Avada Theme Options, you will see that it has control over MANY of the color and design elements of The Events Calendar, including the background and border color. There are controls in several different places within Avada’s Theme Options, so please take some time to familiarize yourself with them inside the theme.

Attached is a screenshot of some of the basic TEC settings in Avada.

Hope this helps.

[Mathew]

Jason,

If you look at the demo site of your theme author, you will see that it does the same thing in their demo.

Since this webnus_events widget is customized by Webnus, I would continue your on-going discussion with their support to see if they can resolve it. At least, let them know it’s not just you that is effected and to check their demo site for an example of the issue.

Hope this helps.

[Mathew]

I was on the hunt for this one last year. I believe the OPERAND comes from Event Rocket documentation.

There is an article here that modifies Event_List.php to achieve the desired results. It works well, but there’s a newer article here that accomplishes it in the functions.php, making it a more suitable solution.

Hope this helps.

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Mylie,

I do not see the issue with the tooltip popup in the month view when viewing on a large/desktop screen. The basic plugin conflict troubleshooting may need to be done for this one.

I do see the issue on small/mobile screens. To resolve this, a change to the ../plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views/month/mobile.php file is required.

Following the Themer’s Guide, edit the COPY of mobile.php file one of two ways.

1) Find all 5 instances of [[=title]], and replace them with [[=raw title]].

OR

2) Replace the following section starting from line 18 of mobile.php with this snippet.

	<div class="tribe-events-mobile tribe-clearfix tribe-events-mobile-event-[[=eventId]][[ if(categoryClasses.length) { ]] [[= categoryClasses]][[ } ]]">
		<h4 class="summary">
			<a class="url" href="[[=permalink]]" title="[[=raw title]]" rel="bookmark">[[=raw title]]</a>
		</h4>

		<div class="tribe-events-event-body">
			<div class="tribe-events-event-schedule-details">
				<span class="tribe-event-date-start">[[=dateDisplay]] </span>
			</div>
			[[ if(imageSrc.length) { ]]
			<div class="tribe-events-event-image">
				<a href="[[=permalink]]" title="[[=raw title]]">
					<img src="[[=imageSrc]]" alt="[[=raw title]]" title="[[=raw title]]">
				</a>
			</div>
			[[ } ]]
			[[ if(excerpt.length) { ]]
			<div class="tribe-event-description"> [[=raw excerpt]] </div>
			[[ } ]]
			<a href="[[=permalink]]" class="tribe-events-read-more" rel="bookmark">[[=i18n.find_out_more]]</a>
		</div>
	</div>

Hope this helps.

[Mathew]

The issue is caused by Avada’s customization of The Events Calendar (TEC) views.

TEC has embraced a more recommended method of delivering Structured Data. The customized views that Avada includes with their theme have not followed suit and are still utilizing the older methods.

Herein lies an issue will forever haunt Avada until a decision is made on the subject.

Avada updates it’s product with less frequently than that of TEC. So the versions of their (Avada) supplied views are behind a few versions and will always be behind the curve.

Within Google’s SDTT, the errors can be clicked on and it will point to the offending code/file.

Again, this issue is purely an Avada issue. Perhaps you may want to open a support ticket with Theme Fusion to help keep it on their radar.

With the release of Avada 5.0 coming very soon, this may be a mute point.

Best of luck.

[Mathew]

Ted,

Here’s to a post that may be of assistance.

Hope this helps.

[Mathew]

Clay,

It looks like your site may be running a plugin called W3 Total Cache. It may be the dots culprit.

I have seen several support forum posts recently on this issue, and they all have one thing in common – W3TC.

Perhaps this article will help.

Take a few moments to search this support forum and you will find a few others ALL on the same topic.

Reaching out to the W3TC Community on “best practices” will help, not only with the TEC plugin, but with other third party plugins too.

I hope this helps get you in the right direction.

[Mathew]

Kevin,

Give this a try.


<?php echo strip_tags(tribe_get_venue() )?>


Hope this helps.

[Mathew]

Matthew,

The calendar that is currently displayed on your site is the WordPress “Calendar” widget and not the “Events Calendar” widget. The WordPress Calendar widget does not have any pagination control.

To use The Events Calendar mini calendar widget, look for one called “Events Calendar”.

Best of luck.

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