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Hi Sky,
This portion of your suggestion did the trick for us:
// this targets the event name
.tribe-mini-calendar-event .list-info .tribe-events-title {
font-size: 20px !important;
}We had to add !important to the font size, but other than that, this CSS was correct.
Thank you very much.
Hi Geoff,
Thanks for getting back to me and for helping to re-state the issue. Your comment starting with “Upon further reading…” is the direction we’re looking to investigate.
Before we go down the path of customization The Events Calendar through the Themer’s Guide, let me respond to your question.
The space we have on the site would be best to only display the mini-calender without any text-based listing below the mini-calendar. With the text-based listing below the mini-calendar, it is throwing off other sections further down.
In Visual Composer we selected a Text Block to place the shortcode [tribe_mini_calendar]. For this reason, there isn’t an option to limit the number of events to show. Perhaps we need to be using a different block element from Visual Composer?
Look forward to your response and then I think we can make a decision which direction to go to solve this.
p.s. since these forums are well indexed by Google, I noticed a typo in the Title of this forum post. Could you add “Text Based Event Listing” to the end of the title for this post? Thx.
Hi Geoff,
After you pointed the finger at Visual Composer I made two changes.
1. I removed the Events List that was further down the page…thinking there might be a conflift.
2. I changed the visual composer text box being used from a WordPress Text Box to a VC Text Box.Unfortunately, neither change corrected this problem with the lists showing up below.
I did find in Google’s search results there are several postings about conflicts between VC and Events Calendar. Not sure if this is one of those issues or if there is a small piece of code we can add to the functions.php file to correct this?
Thanks for helping out.
