jbryden530

The issue resolved itself on my site when the site optimizer plug-in was updated.

These plugins are now up to date:
– Speed Optimizer (from version 7.6.0 to 7.6.1) :?https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/sg-cachepress/

FIXED!

In global elements the color is set to green #81d742.

Maybe you didn’t read above, but I disabled the optimizer and it does the same thing.

New update – it is definitely in the CSS. I disabled site optimizer but I think it is still doing something and causing issues. That color 141827 and RGB code are the text color. Where is this setting in WordPress?

Hello @d0153 & @iammarta. I did not respond because nothing works ?? I added the CSS as a code snipit and nothing changed. This seems like a basic issue but no one knows how to resolve it, it seems like an compatibility issue with The Event Calendar and wordpress CSS. Here is the code snipit that does nothing.

I put the line at the bottom, you can see when i publish it says markup not allowed.

Hi @iammarta , thank you for the response.

I am not to good with manual editing of CSS. When I add the custom line to the CSS it says : Markup is not allowed in CSS.

I think I need to put it in the code properly with a wrapper or something but I do not know how to do that. I looked through the CSS and don’t see any other lines like that to copy or use as an example.

Do you know where I should add the line or how to add it without getting errors? ??

Thank you,

Thanks @tristan083 .

I disabled the “minifi java” and css and the behavior persisted. I disabled site optimization completely and it still occurred. This tells me it might not be that optimizer?

I excluded the url’s below from caching, and this issue persisted.
/events/*
/event/*
/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/(.*).css
/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/(.*).js

Is there any other place that this text could be coming through?