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Turns out, if you add the styles to your theme’s CSS, they overwrite the tribe styles (maybe just those elements that don’t have tribe styling applied?). In any case, works for me — hope it does for you too (if you set it to skeleton, there shouldn’t be any tribe styles applied and you should be good to go).
So I thought, silly me, of course it’s calling the minified CSS. Tried renaming the full to min just to check real quick, and that doesn’t work either. (Slowly bangs head against wall).
Thanks so much for the advice twentwatchers, but I’ve tried that as well and it didn’t work. Thought your #content might do the trick, but no luck.
Specifically, right now I’m just trying to style the events list widget, not the events page. I’ve got the styles set to full since it includes some basic styling for the list widget for us to work off of. Am therefore making changes to tribe-events-pro-full.css in the events-calendar-pro/resources folder, but nothing I do has any effect whatsoever. Honestly, I’m at my wits’ end — it’s like talking to a wall. I’ve styled countless themes and plugins and never experienced anything like this.
I’ve sent an email about this as well, but I read that you check the forums more frequently than email, so let me post here as well: am also having trouble getting CSS overwrites to take, so count me as another person who urgently needs an answer to this thread! Following what the documentation suggests simply does not work, nor does everything else I could think of trying.
Additionally, I’d be grateful if you could point me in the direction of a working tutorial on how to add thumbnails to the events list widget pro. I’ve found numerous threads/tutorials on this topic, and various people claiming they do/do not work for the new version, and am completely lost as to which set of directions I should be following.
Thanks.
