kevegard

Yes that is true… I have hidden the category and tag selector buttons, and configured different pages for events… Not the best solution, but works.

Look from the other side ?? you can create a page with selected category or tags included.

Create a theme child theme: https://help.time.ly/customer/portal/articles/944421-how-do-i-create-a-child-theme-in-version-1-9-

and copy the file into child themes folder. An upgrade will not overwrite it. But in this case you don’t have the newest version of this file, so sometimes it is good to upgrade it and make the changes manually.

Read Template files paragraph from article below
https://time.ly/documentation/reference-calendar-theme-structure/

I see ??

but again : it is just a quick fix, if it works, good.

Just make sure:
1. Have you created your calendar child theme as it was written in time.ly doc? (not any @import part is necessary in style.css)

2. Have you set you calendar theme to your new child theme?

3. Have you saved options on calendar Theme options page? (sorry it was my mistake, not calendar settings page as I wrote in previous posts, but theme options page.)

Unfortunetly time.ly calendar has a different procedure to create a child theme.

https://help.time.ly/customer/portal/articles/944421

Now do this:
Create a folder inside vortex-child folder called css.

vortex-child/css

Create a css file in the css folder called override.css

vortex-child/css/override.css

copy the code into override.css

First try this

.timely .select-menu {
display: none;
}

Then go to calendar options page and push save settings button

I have just inspected your page, used this code below and it worked:

.timely .select-menu, .select-menu-catnav{
display: none;
}

Try to make a child theme to your calendar, and put this code into override.css…

(but in my browser your page looks fine without additional hack)

Yes it is seems to be a conflict with your theme.

Try to give this code to your style.css (or better to give it to custom css)

.timely .select-menu {
display: none;
}

(it is just a posssible quick fix for the “symptoms”

I think it is good to start a theme/plugin conflict search.

Which dropdown and “read more” do you ask about? Pls clarify.

Now your page looks fine.. What was the solution? Just to learn ??

Here are some solutions to turn off a plugin without admin panel access:

https://www.ostraining.com/blog/wordpress/disable-a-wordpress-plugin/

Normal procedure for error checking:

– Check your plugins which generates some rss or twitter feeds, if you have any… Or just try to turn off all of your plugins one-by-one, maybe one of them is responsible for this.

– If you don’t find anything, try to set twenty eleven theme. Maybe there is a theme conflict.

Hello,

I was thinking of the something similar: to create downloadable theme packages for this plugin (it has an individual theme structue inside wp).
I began make some little changes in the original theme using child theme. I think this is the only (secure) way to make themes. The only question is which files can be overriden using a child theme. I think every file of the parent theme, but I haven’t tried it yet.

I have tried to figure out how calendar themes working. There is a good article to start on time.ly (about calendar theme structure)
https://time.ly/documentation/reference-calendar-theme-structure/. It uses variables.php with the basic settings, I think it can be created from scratch. There are css less files with built in variables and values, these can be modified, too.

What I miss is the “big picture” how this files work together and how css rendering system works. And the top of all parts of the plugin based on twitter bootstrap, an other piece of code set.
I have some basic tips how I have tried to change style (very basic changes) at wpfiles dot wordpressdotcom

1.9.3 is the latest vesion for the standard (free) version. You can download from time.ly or upgrade on your WP dashboard.