[reid peifer]

Thanks for helping out snorton.

When you have an element in your html with a space like yours, that means the h4 has 2 classes; entry-title and summary.

When you’re writing css and you use 2 selectors (Ids or classes) your referencing specificity.
Think of it as parents & children.
.tribe-events-list-widget-events h4.entry-title { css stuff }
This is trying to style the H4 with a class entry-title within a parent element with the class .tribe-events-list-widget-events

If you want to zip up and shoot me your theme, I’ll be happy to take a look.

[reid peifer]

Oh nuts. Here’s the video i was referencing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cnWL2d9bGPk

[reid peifer]

Wahoo!! I’m going to mark this ticket closed. Feel free to hit up a new ticket if you have any more trouble!

[reid peifer]

Baby steps!!! Try adding this to the custom.css

.tribe-events-calendar{
overflow: visible;
}


[reid peifer]

I see the footer issue. Can you add Month view back to the available views via the events settings? That should help me debug.

I’m not sure what you’re referring to with “fix the hover on the top row.” What should i be looking at? (which browser are you using?)

[reid peifer]

I just cleared my cache and it’s looking good. Does it look right to you?

Here’s what I’m looking at: http://kidoinfo.com/ri/events/month

[reid peifer]

Hi Daniella
Can you do me a favor? It looks like you have a custom css tool? Can you add that snippet to the bottom of the custom css and let me know when that’s up? Then I can take a look and see where it’s failing. I’ll be keeping an eye on this ticket and try to get back to you as soon as I see it up there.

[reid peifer]

Hey Andreas
I think I just replied to you in another thread. I’m glad you started a unique one so that we can solve your specific problem.

Without seeing your code directly, I’m doing a little guessing here, but this should work. Add the following code to your theme’s stylesheet and you should be good to go.

.tribe-events-list-widget-events h4.entry-title{
PUT YOUR CSS CODE HERE
}


[reid peifer]

Hi Bodin
Every theme works a little bit differently, but in general Events Calendar Pro tries to use the theme’s styles where ever possible. We try to do this so that the calendar pages blend in with the rest of the site. Depending on how themes are coded, the end result can often need some additional css tweaks to polish it up.

The first tip I have for you. If you use the Chrome browser. You can right click on any element and select “inspect element.” This will open a new window that displays how the css rules are being applied to that element. From that window you can copy the class name, add it to your stylesheet and write new css to style that element.

Here’s a nice video that someone (not from Modern Tribe) made that shows how you can use that inspect tool to modify your css.

[reid peifer]

Hi Ompointyoga
You’ve got a great looking website. Here’s a css snippet that you should add to your theme’s stylesheet that should take care of the bold issue and make the font a little smaller. Obviously adjust the font-size up or down to your liking.


#tribe-events-content .tribe-events-calendar div[id*="tribe-events-event-"] h3.tribe-events-month-event-title {
font-weight:normal !important;
font-size:13px !important;
}


Let me know if that works for you.

[reid peifer]

Hi Natalievinke
Can you send me a copy of your theme so I can try a couple things out?

[reid peifer]

Yea! We’ll take a fix how ever it comes. Glad you got it working. Hit us up when you run into the next stumbling block, and we’ll take a look at Otto’s plugin in the meantime.

[reid peifer]

So glad you got it working. Thanks for sharing your solution.

[reid peifer]

Hi Dostie
I went ahead and installed your child theme on a fresh install of WordPress testing with both the The Events Calendar Core, and Pro and wasn’t able to recreate your bug.

We can do some more sleuthing, but you may be able to just do a little css trickery to solve your problem in the short term.

Try adding the following to your css file

.events-archive .post-title,
.events-single .post-title{
display:none;
}


If you want to keep digging, have you tried deactivating your other plugins to see if we’ve got a conflict?

Let me know if that works for ya.

[reid peifer]

Hi Natalievinke
Can you do me a favor? Try changing your time zone to a UTC time if it is not, or to a City if it is and see if the problem persists?

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