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  • Theme Author Access Keys

    (@access-keys)

    It seem you have lots of problem MJ ?? Change the line previous code to

    .byline, .updated { display: inline-block;}

    to make them appear in same line

    Thread Starter MJ-Jazze

    (@mjtdi3)

    Hey now!!! ??

    I changed that line. Here’s how it looks now:

    Posted on June 24, 2014July 15, 2014 by Margaret Johnson

    I tried removing the “.updated” from this line of code, and the details of the event went away again.

    Any other suggestions? Obviously I am not a coder. I really appreciate your help. Thank you!

    Theme Author Access Keys

    (@access-keys)

    I think the blog post doesn’t need updated date so change the above code to
    .byline { display: inline-block;}
    Remove .updated

    Thread Starter MJ-Jazze

    (@mjtdi3)

    As I mentioned in the prior note on this thread, I did do that. The blog post then appears correctly, but the original problem detailed in this thread returns. https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/last-update-caused-conflict-with-the-events-calendar?replies=14

    The details of the events are then missing from the events posts.

    Any other suggestions?

    Thank you…

    Theme Author Access Keys

    (@access-keys)

    put this code.

    .tribe-events-event-meta .updated{display:inline-block}
    .byline { display: inline-block;}

    Remove .updated from
    .byline, .updated { display: inline-block;}

    Thread Starter MJ-Jazze

    (@mjtdi3)

    It is working – thank you! I just replaced everything in the Custom CSS box in tools with the first two lines above. This looks great.

    Really appreciate your help! Very grateful.

    Have a great week!

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