Kirby

I’ll post this temporarily until I hear from you then edit it out (I don’t want my contact information staying here for very long.

I can be reached at [Redacted]

I can grant you access to the page (password protected), but I don’t want to post the password publicly. Is there a way I can send it to you directly?

Not sure why I included the link. It’s a private, password-protected site.

Regardless, clicking an event link opens up a new window showing the event in GMT instead of the time zone in WP.

You have to edit the CSS. I added the following to get the look that I wanted. You’ll have to adapt it to meet your needs:

.day {
padding-right: 5px;
display: block;
float: left;
clear: left;
}

.date {
display: block;
float: left;
}

.eventlink {
display: block;
padding-left: 10px;
float: right;
clear: right;
width: 100px;
text-align: left;
}

Because as I keep saying, I’ve never done responsive design before and I don’t know what the triggers are. This is getting frustrating having to repeat this ad nauseum.

And that’s exactly what I’ve been saying. I want to learn how to adjust at what width/height the changes are being made and adjust accordingly.

Thanks Andrew.

I might not be making myself entirely clear. While the above CSS does make the side menu appear on the left when a browser window isn’t maximized, it also makes the menu appear on the left in a smartphone, which is when I’d want the normal behavior.

What I’m trying to figure out is how to lower the threshold at which the phone version (with side menu forced below) occurs so that if someone is viewing the site on a desktop browser and doesn’t have the window maximized, the menu still appears on the left (the default behavior causes the menus to collapse too soon.

Hope that makes more sense!

Thanks,
Kirby

I said I’m not up to date on responsive design. I know basic CSS

Thanks anyway!

A question that has arisen: Is there a way in the filter for a particular column to display the options in a custom order? We’re doing this for a chorus, and the traditional order for voice parts is:

Soprano I
Soprano II
Alto I
Alto II
Tenor I
Tenor II
Bass I
Bass II

Of course the list comes up alphabetically, which to a singer would be viewed as somewhat akilter.

This is very nit-picky and certainly not a deal-breaker of any kind, but is there any way to manually specify how the results should appear?

Thanks!

That’s perfect! I missed that extension when I was looking at the list.

Thanks so much!

Regards,
Kirby