Events Calendar widget not working when Enable All Styling set to No

I too am having this same problem. In addition to the description above, the days of the week and the number of days are listed in one column all the way down the page.

Any idea on how to resolve this?

“the days of the week and the number of days are listed in one column all the way down the page.”
That is what I have.

Some more people with the same problem. I hope someone can help and resolve this problem.

Same problem

• This reply was modified 2 years, 2 months ago by julienamta.

I wonder if our problem is related to this?
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/coding-error-in-events-widget-as-of-version-6-0-can-break-styling/

If you wish to revert to the original concise mini calendar widget, paid support recommended doing this:

PATH:

your website

public_html

wp-content

themes

theme-child

create new:

“plugins” folder

“events-manager”
“templates”
->add copy in version 5 file:
“calendar-small.php”

Hi TreeTrail,

I would be happy to give that a try, but where can I find calendar-small.php?

Hi cer0c,

I’d attach it here if I knew how. Find a version 5 install, look in this path:

your website
public_html
wp-content
plugins
events-manager
templates
templates (yes a 2nd folder down, but don’t make 2 in your child theme)
calendar-small.php

~April

Hi April,

Can you matbe copy the code into your reply?

Thanks in advance,

Bart

I pulled an old version of events-manager and this is the small-calendar.php file:

<?php
// as of version 6, this is not to be used further, see file below
include(EM_DIR.'/templates/calendar/calendar.php');

I hope the bboard code tags don’t mess it up.

However, I added the code to the version 6 events-manager, and it did not fix the calendar.

Hi all,

I’ve found version 5 of calendar-small.php, see code block below. Which gives me back the “old” small calendar, when placed in

../wp-content/themes/my-child-theme/plugins/events-manager/templates

<?php 
/*
 * This file contains the HTML generated for small calendars. You can copy this file to yourthemefolder/plugins/events-manager/templates and modify it in an upgrade-safe manner.
 * Note that leaving the class names for the previous/next links will keep the AJAX navigation working.
 * There are two variables made available to you:
 */
/* @var array $calendar - contains an array of information regarding the calendar and is used to generate the content */
/* @var array $args - the arguments passed to EM_Calendar::output() */

$EM_DateTime = new EM_DateTime($calendar['month_start'], 'UTC');
?>
<table class="em-calendar">
	<thead>
		<tr>
			<td>" rel="nofollow">&lt;&lt;</td>
			<td class="month_name" colspan="5"><?php echo esc_html($EM_DateTime->i18n(get_option('dbem_small_calendar_month_format'))); ?></td>
			<td>" rel="nofollow">&gt;&gt;</td>
		</tr>
	</thead>
	<tbody>
		<tr class="days-names">
			<td><?php echo implode('</td><td>',$calendar['row_headers']); ?></td>
		</tr>
		<tr>
			<?php
			$cal_count = count($calendar['cells']);
			$col_count = $count = 1; //this counts collumns in the $calendar_array['cells'] array
			$col_max = count($calendar['row_headers']); //each time this collumn number is reached, we create a new collumn, the number of cells should divide evenly by the number of row_headers
			foreach($calendar['cells'] as $date => $cell_data ){
				$class = ( !empty($cell_data['events']) && count($cell_data['events']) > 0 ) ? 'eventful':'eventless';
				if(!empty($cell_data['type'])){
					$class .= "-".$cell_data['type']; 
				}
				?>
				<td class="<?php echo esc_attr($class); ?>">
					<?php if( !empty($cell_data['events']) && count($cell_data['events']) > 0 ): ?>
					" title="<?php echo esc_attr($cell_data['link_title']); ?>"><?php echo esc_html(date('j',$cell_data['date'])); ?>
					<?php else:?>
					<?php echo esc_html(date('j',$cell_data['date'])); ?>
					<?php endif; ?>
				</td>
				<?php
				//create a new row once we reach the end of a table collumn
				$col_count= ($col_count == $col_max ) ? 1 : $col_count+1;
				echo ($col_count == 1 && $count < $cal_count) ? '</tr><tr>':'';
				$count ++; 
			}
			?>
		</tr>
	</tbody>
</table>

• This reply was modified 1 year, 11 months ago by cer0c.