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  • Plugin Author anmari

    (@anmari)

    Hi liam,

    I guess you know ‘something’ about css because you got an ‘effect’. However it sounds like you haven’t been ‘specific’ enough with your css – you need to read up on css specificity inheritance.

    This is not the place to teach you css – find a basic primer somewhere.

    Briefly you need to ensure that you specify any additional css in such a way that it only applies to the bits that you want it to apply to.

    The plugin offers a huge number of html tags or ‘hooks’ so that you can be as ‘specific’ as you may need to be depending what it is you want to change.

    https://icalevents.com/1596-ical-events-to-dos-etc-styling-with-css-hooks/

    ‘View source’ or ‘inspect element’ to see the hooks.
    At the very least using
    ‘table.ical’

    or

    ‘div.events_wrap’

    before the rest of whatever it is you are tryingto affect, should make the css specific enough to apply to the calendar list only.

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