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Your solution worked. Thanks!
BTW, for those of you reading after searching on the problem, solution was going to Dashboard > Updates and clicking “Check Again”.
I’ve been poking at it myself when I have time, trying to come up with a workable css solution. While it would be nice to have a resolution, I understand there are more pressing things going on in the world. Thank you for your time.
So, this works, but displays on the first of every month (where the event post-id is 1998):
body.post-type-archive-tribe_events div[id^='tribe-events-event-1998-']:not([id$='1998-1']) { display: none; }If there were some way of refining with a class or id that is the month name or number as a part of the “not” attribute, it would work like a charm. Ex.
:not(.march-2017 #tribe-events-event-1998-1)I’m standing by. No worries.
To let you know, I have played with the css six ways from Sunday and got nowhere. The problem is, the css wildcard selector that needs to be used because of the day number being added to the post-id will not work with the :not. (Double negative, yay!) But then I’m sure you’ve already witnessed that. :-/
It’s the same URL as the site I selected from the list of sites registered to my license, when I filled out this form. I could not leave the 6 month, multi day event in place because the site catalog went live on Saturday. you can view it on my test site but that requires I get your IP address.
Leaving a comment so you don’t think I abandoned the question after two days. Still looking for a solution if you have one. BTW, same issue running 2017 theme, no plugins other than security & TEC, TECP.
None needed because you just answered a question I had posed – if you make the images / text consistent, would it fix the problem. I haven’t had time to find out for myself. Guessing that’s what I’ll be doing this weekend… Thanks for the info!
Well, 9 times out of 10, it’s the theme, so let’s cut support a break there. That’s why you have to check it in a standard theme first. Sometimes you have to be patient and step through the hoops to get to the answer. I know, it’s frustrating when you’ve got somebody breathing down your back for answers and you’re doing the online equivalent of “press 1 for support”, “press 2 if you’re clueless”, “press 3 if you want to tear your hair out”. 😉
Not really. As I was finally able to understand it, the structure or layout is based on how the elements in the first row lay. So if you have different size “boxes” in the primary row, the shortest box is going to have the first item in the second row under it. And so on down the line.
I’m guessing your grid changes in different browsers because the font sizes vary just enough to make a difference between the two browsers to make it measure out differently. It will probably also change between Mac & Windows.
Looking at the isotope features, I don’t know if there is a way to make lay out in a more standard way without changing the layoutMode and that would take customizing to do. I’m assuming, I don’t know for certain. I honestly couldn’t afford to spend anymore time on it, didn’t want to take up anymore of their time, and just explained to my people it is what it is, sorry. :-/
I just went through this same thing – here’s what I was told:
“The Photo View uses jQuery Isotope to output the items in a Pinterest-type grid but not in a rigid row-column type grid.“
