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Daniel DvorkinMember
As this workaround seems not to work, I’ve passed this issue to our lead front-end dev so he makes sure we’re adding prefixes to prevent conflicting with WooCommerce’s CSS (I’m still not sure why WC CSS needs to load on our admin page, to be honest).
We’ll have a fix as soon as possible.
Daniel DvorkinMemberSame for you Ashley.
Daniel DvorkinMemberLeslietp, can you try this code I posted before?
https://gist.github.com/MZAWeb/dbcd74cd457be784ee34Daniel DvorkinMemberHey Genesis,
The offending lines are:
if (!is_admin()) {
wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’); // De-Register jQuery
wp_register_script(‘jquery’, ”, ”, ”, true); // It’s already in the Header
}plus that one in the header.php code that you posted where jquery is being manually added.
But the fact that the theme author decided to go against best practices, makes me think that it’s quite likely that something in your theme may stop working if you change this. I’d strongly suggest you get in contact with your theme’s author and check it with him.
Cheers
Daniel DvorkinMemberHi. You should report the issue with the theme author. They should support the latest jQuery version on WordPress, instead of using their own old version. That will break most plugins.
Daniel DvorkinMemberAdd this to your theme’s styles.css https://gist.github.com/MZAWeb/f8ad71d4543cd0f26e27
Daniel DvorkinMemberOk, unfortunately I’m running out of ideas. Any chance I can get a database dump so I can replicate locally and investigate?
Daniel DvorkinMemberbrewprofessor, thanks, but I exchange you the beer for a 5 star vote and a good review in http://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar/ 🙂
Susan, your problem is exactly the same one. Have you tried the solution I posted here?
Daniel DvorkinMemberOh, yes, we have a long standing pending of working together with the WPML folks to iron out some rough edges. I hope it’ll happen sooner rather than later.
Thanks for the good words.Daniel DvorkinMemberHi Flavia,
Add this code: https://gist.github.com/MZAWeb/0d37fbdf8e4ce0d60f85 to {your_theme}/tribe-events/default-template.phpDaniel DvorkinMemberCan you try just for a second in Events->Settings, remove your custom events slug so it goes back to the default’s /events/ to see if it works? I want to rule out the possibility of another plugin conflicting.
Daniel DvorkinMemberBut first, let’s try a long shot. Add this to your theme’s functions.php
Daniel DvorkinMemberI found the problem, but unfortunately even with your theme, I can’t replicate it ( http://files.mzaweb.com/image/0o2q1O10363M ). WooCommere css is being loaded in the events admin screen, probably by a plugin. Can you promote my user account to admin so I can see all the plugins you have activated and look for the one causing issues? (Won’t change anything, just want to see all the plugins and their versions, you can send me a screenshot if you prefer)
Daniel DvorkinMemberGot it. I see the issue, and indeed is a conflict with the theme. One last request, if it’s not too much trouble 🙂
Can you drop me an email with a copy of the theme so I can debug locally and see if we can fix on our side?
Daniel DvorkinMemberI’m a Modern Tribe core developer. My email is [email protected]
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