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Hi, Geoff,
I tried the clearing cache method, and quick change of templates to no avail.
What would you recommend in terms of modifying the css I pulled out?
Thanks,
RobertIt seems like it may have to do with the following css:
@media screen and (min-width: 970px){
.sidebar-right .wf-container-main {
-ms-grid-columns: calc(100% – 26% – 25px) 50px calc(26% – 25px);
grid-template-columns: calc(100% – 26% – 25px) calc(26% – 25px);
}
}What I ended up doing is cloning all the events I had entered before the update and re-creating the tickets. Now everything is working fine. I suppose it must have been how the events were saved in the database before the updates happened?
Hi, Geoff, I contacted my developer and he said his customizations are not affecting the stock, and I see that others are having this problem, as well. I’ve posted on these other threads to find out how this bug gets resolved. Thanks, Robert
I am experiencing this same bug, and yet when I update the stock back to what it was after clicking update and try updating again, the stock still gets reset to 0. I’m looking forward to hearing about the resolution on this one, therefore listening in here. Thanks, Robert
Actually, George, I’ve ended up using this plugin instead of the Events Calendar Pro version for the handling of shortcodes and event lists, and the css styling via my theme seems to be working fine: https://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar-shortcode/
Hi George,
I’ve tried adding css to the style.css in the child theme folder and it still doesn’t work. Have you figured out what’s going on?
Thanks,
Robert
