[wellesleydems]

Also, as a follow-up for future users, “display: none;” was also listed under .tribe_events – I had to remove it from there, too, so the events displayed on the calendar:

.tribe_events .navlink {
display: none;
}

– Michael

[wellesleydems]

Geoff,

Good to know. It makes sense that the colors would change in that way! I’ll make another post about 2).

In the interim, 1) seems to have fixed itself. When I first got on the site this morning, though, the events had disappeared again! I then deleted the entire section called “The Events Calendar” in the master stylesheet, saved the changes, and then reinserted the exact same section I just deleted – and the events came back. Very odd. I do not know why that section exists in the master stylesheet (I assumed that was part of the plugin), as I have never edited the master CSS before and I am the only one with access to the site.

At any rate, thank you again for your help – it’s appreciated.

– Michael

[wellesleydems]

Geoff,

Thanks for your prompt reply. Some success here! Now events are displayed, but the color of the text is much duller than it used to be. Is there a reason for this? If you’re scrolling quickly through months, you could miss events.

There are also two other problems (which were issues before, but just not as pressing):
1) When users scroll back through months on the calendar, the ability to scroll forward has disappeared when users view July and August, 2014. In other words, there is a link at the bottom-left of the calendar to scroll back, but no link at the bottom-right to scroll forward during these months.
2. When you click on an event and go to its detailed page, the page bleeds into the sidebar and none of the sidebar widgets display. This has been an issue since I first installed the calendar. Can it be fixed?

I appreciate your help on this. Any idea of why this problem came about in the first place? I’ve never edited the stylesheet before.

– Michael

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