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Thanks for your help. How might I go about fixing the problem myself? I am interested to learn and to solve this.

No worries, just good to know. And as I mentioned, there are ways round it, even if reliant on Google’s refresh rate.

Thanks for your prompt response!

Fantastic support from the developer, helped me find the problem. They found this in the CSS which was causing the problem:

#content td {
width: 50%;
}

He suggested I should override this for the calendar with the following CSS:

#content .gce-calendar td {
width: auto;
}

Works perfectly now, have left a great review.

Perfect, inserted at the bottom of my style.css file and it’s working great now across all browsers!

I take it because it was something in the stylesheet it is not a widget fault but my site theme not covering all eventualities.

Really appreciate your help, have left a good review which I hope helps.

Thanks and I completely understand, would just prefer not to be posting login details (the site is hidden behind a maintenance page for non-registered users). I’ve just emailed the author and we can certainly post the answer/resolution here afterwards.

Do you have an email address I can use? I could send you an access link.

Thanks!

Just to note two images are contained within that link, the working Chrome first, then the problematic Firefox/IE version.

Sorry it took a little while to get back to you, but have just dropped you an email.

Thanks for being such a pro-active developer!

Thanks for such a prompt response. I have found out some further information for you, in that it is not an issue with Firefox and IE, but is an issue with Chrome.

I’ve got the site setup live now (behind a maintenance screen) that you can access – is there somewhere I can email you the credentials? Then you can take a look at any of the outputs.

The outputs I’ve observed indicates it is making the list of tweets as all the text and timestamp information is there.

Thanks!