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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] The Events Calendar — Event List White Info BoxYou need to edit the CSS that gives the text attributes. I can’t see where it is because you’ve disabled control-clicking on your site
Look at the CSS for that text box and you should be able to track down what to edit. It’s a bit cryptic but keep at it!
Nick Froome
You shouldn’t be seeing PHP code like that in the HTML – it should be executed by the server. Sounds like a problem with one of the PHP files in the plugin
Have you edited the PHP? Either way I’d replace it with a fresh copy – maybe delete the plugin from the plugins folder & reinstall
If you have edited anything take a backup of the changed files first
Nick Froome
Looks like a CSS issue to me. The top calendar table is 2234 pixels wide. I can’t see where that is set in the CSS but that’s where you need to look
Nick Froome
Does it work without the paragraph? If so then it may be because whatever paragraph character is being entered into the database is not being escaped when the data is displayed. Have a look at this thread:
Nick Froome
If you are using the Redirection plugin there is a known bug: settings in “Modified Posts” do odd things (Google for details). Try disabling Modified Posts and testing again
Nick Froome
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Resizing Widgets – The Events CalendarThe widget width is set in the CSS files that style the page. If you look at the CSS for div class=”right” the righthand column is set to 340 pixels. But there are other elements set to 160 pixels which are giving you a narrow events calendar display
Have a look at class=”sidebar” and class=”sidebox” – these are both set to 160. The CSS is set by your theme, Raceclan, in style.css
https://www.plainfieldpc.com/indycarmada/wp-content/themes/Raceclan/style.css
The best way to edit a current theme is to create a child theme and edit the child
Steep learning curve ahead! You need to learn CSS to edit WordPress sites
Nick Froome
This is done in CSS on the HTML page, not when the data is entered. All the structure of the way the data is displayed on the page is dictated by CSS and you need to know how to edit CSS to make changes in WordPress
If you control-click the page in Safari (other browsers may use different hot keys) you can look at the CSS that controls each element. There is a bit of a steep learning curve with CSS but it’s the only way to change the structure of almost all modern websites
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] [Plugin: The Events Calendar] Change date formatDoes this thread help?
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] [Plugin: The Events Calendar] width issues !This will all be done in CSS. If you control-click the table in Safari (other browsers may use different hot keys) you can look at the CSS
A quick look suggests that on line 210 of your CSS you need to remove width: 250px. If you get rid of this the table fits the page. This might not be a 100% cure but it will get you going in the right direction
Your CSS is at
https://www.buckeyekids.com/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/events.css?ver=3.3.1Nick Froome
I have used the Redirection plugin extensively with The Events Calendar 2.04, 2.05 and 2.05 Pro and have no problems with compatibility
I realise you have problems when using it but suspect the root cause may lie elsewhere
On your site the event/peace throws an error as you say:
https://vancouverchinesegarden.com/wordpress/event/peace/If you change the URL to events/peace it rewrites to event/peace – try it
https://vancouverchinesegarden.com/wordpress/events/peace/This suggests very strongly that there are some redirects setup. This may be the problem. Check the configuration of the Redirection plugin
There is one known bug with Redirection: settings in “Modified Posts” do odd things (Google for details). Try disabling Modified Posts and testing again
Nick Froome
You need to look at line 40 of events.css. The relevant class is shown in the html: ‘<h2 class=”tribe-events-cal-title”>Calendar of Events</h2>’
Currently the CSS makes it black… make it white (or pale grey to suit) and you should be good to go
In most browsers you can see styles – in Safari, option-clicking the “See All Events” link will show you the relevant CSS and where it is located
For the other CSS problem, look at the hierarchy of CSS that affects the box that comes out with a pale background and you’ll find which bit is overriding the black background
Nick Froome
Pretty much all design is created in the CSS file. You need to edit the CSS in events.css. The element class is “.dig-in”. If you create a new entry for “.dig-in” and make it darker and/or bolder this will do what you want
Obviously it will affect all other elements with the same class so it may not do exactly what you want it to do
In most browsers you can see styles – in Safari, option-clicking the “See All Events” link will show you the relevant CSS and where it is located
Nick Froome
You could go to Appearance > Links and add a custom link with the URL you want to use. The add that link to the menu you want
If that doesn’t do exactly what you want you could use the Redirection plugin to point any URL to the calendar URL
https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/redirection/
Nick Froome
This thread might be useful:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/plugin-nextgen-gallery-how-to-center-images-horizontally-vertically?replies=4Nick Froome
The floating window & dark background is an effect like Thickbox or Shutterset. You can turn the effects off in Gallery > Options > Effects in the WordPress sidebar
Nick Froome