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I found someone else on the forums with a similar issue, realized that this is a theme problem and not an events calendar problem, and was able to “fix” it myself by adding <body <?php body_class($class); ?>> to my header.php file. For others in my situation who may not be top notch developers but are comfortable fiddling with code:
I created a separate page template for the events calendar to use along with a separate version of my header.php (in my case, calendar-header.php) to use for just the calendar. This way I was able to add the PHP code above in place of <body> without causing additional problems with my theme. Note that this only works if you want the calendar to display on a full width page as the only item on that page as your menu may not function properly without some more changes being made. If you need both your normal site header with menu to display and your theme doesn’t have the proper setup, you need to hire a developer to modernize your theme.
