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Thank you for encouraging me to do that. It turns out it was something to do with one of the other plugins on this site. After making a couple of setting adjustments for this particular page, the extraneous code is now no longer showing.
But if I’ve made no changes other than to publish the site and it was
working fine before, I’m not understanding why this is necessary. :\(Reverting to the 2017 theme results in the custom css widgets getting
dumped and I have to spend 30 to 60 minutes reconstructing every time.*Holly*
Brendan, I think I may’ve found (and hopefully fixed) the issue. Inspecting the element on one of the oversized but empty calendar boxes more closely, I decided to tweak and reduce the padding here:
`/* Entries
——————————————— */.entry {
background-color: #fff;
margin-bottom: 40px;
padding: 70px 80px;
}`Once I took the padding down to 10px (the first and only change I tried), the calendar dates showed in a normal size and with content.
Brendan, when I deactivate everything except your plugins and use the default 2017 theme over the Genesis framework, the calendar works fine. However, once I activate the Wellness Pro child theme, the month view calendar blocks that should have content in them are again oversized and showing blank. :\
