Jessica

Hi Alchymyth,
It turns out what was happening is that by making the title_li null, using the code:

'title_li' => '',

The styles then changed. So the styles that I had applied to hide the children of the parents did not work. The code that I use in the above example somehow applies a li class of pagenav, when I removed the title I removed the pagenav styles.

So all I needed to do is to update the styles to get it working again, this time with out the title_li!

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Hi Tara, I appreciate the response but that does not actually help me. I mentioned that I had tried the codex and was not able to do what I wanted. As I did not give the link I can see why you would have included it in case.

I was looking for a tutorial that would explain the process.

I do not want to use a plugin, I want to learn how to do it myself.

Again, thank you for taking the time to respond.

Thank you!

This is just a final note for anyone who may run across this issue. I am not sure why the previous developer used;
.updated{display:none;}
so I decided to create a new style at the bottom of the stylesheet that affects only the events calendar.

This is the code I am using and so far it seems to work:

/*Resolves issue with Date not showing in Events Calendar*/
.tribe-events-date .updated { display:block; }

Barry, you are amazing. Thank you so much. Turns out the .updated{display:none;} was the issue. I am not sure what else that may be used for so I will have to run some testing but thank you so much! Yay!

Hi Barry! Thank you for your response. I can provide a url: Click Here/
You can see that the Date title shows up but not the date.

Unfortunately I am unable to contact the theme author as he no longer works for the company.

I guess I was hoping you might be able to direct me as far as troubleshooting. If you have encountered anything like this before perhaps you could advise on what may be causing an issue.

I understand if not as this seems to be an issue with my theme rather than your plugin…

I did try a different theme on the local host and it still gives a 404 error when I try to go to the event page…

Also, for some reason it does not work on my localhost for testing, for some reason when I try to look at an event I get the 404 error. Do you know how I would be able to test on my localhost?

*my plugin = theme

Hi Barry, I never received an email regarding this reply! I do still need help. I deactivated my theme and your plugin worked fine. I am not sure what in my plugin could be causing the Date to not display. Do you have any suggestions that I could use for troubleshooting this in my plugin? Have you come across this before? I am not sure where to look. I tried unlinking javascript and jquery bt that did not fix it either. Any help would be appreciated!

I know it is our issue with our theme, I am just not sure why or where to look.

Thank you for your time.

That is good to know. I thought that if we could simply remove the url from the link it would work across all of the sites, but if it will cause potential issues perhaps we can go into the DB and make the change that way, replace the test url with the prod and then the prod with the live url…

Hi John,
This is an issue with your CSS. I would recommend applying a padding or margin to your wrapper div to give yourself some whitespace.

Thank you! That was perfect. I changed the code to:

if (in_category( 'news' ) ) {
    get_header( 'news' );}
else {
 get_header();
}

And it worked.
Yay!

So, We discovered that the issue was a specific code in the js file. There were six instances in it and once we removed them everything worked fine.

.replace(/^#/,””)

Thank you for your reply. That was helpful. I was also able to add the styles to my stylesheet to change them.