PS I use responsive theme and problem occurs only on small browser size (for mobile phones).
Hi ninostar78,
We provide some responsiveness within the plugin but have definitely done all we could do and are looking at improving this in the future. For now, you will need to do all responsiveness yourself.
Regards,
Jonah
Hi Jonah,
Thanks for your reply. I hope to get some useful info how to solve this issue. It would be a shame not to solve this problem to the end – only browsing in mobile phone size produces errors. Your plugin will be fully usable after solving this usability issue.
Can you tell me which css file should I look at or at which rules? Maybe at the-events-calendar/resources/events.css ?
Kind regards
Hi ninostar78,
We are looking into making the plugin more responsive ASAP. Feel free to vote on the request here: http://tribe.uservoice.com/
The events.css file is the main CSS file for the plugin but you can add your responsive styles anywhere. Actually I would recommend not adding the styles to events.css because they will be lost if you ever update the plugin.
I hope that helps,
Jonah
The simplest thing to do would be to default to the list mode if the media query hits a breakpoint.
Thanks Dave 🙂
If you mean CSS media queries, though, the problem there is that they only execute within the browser after it has already received the output and so unless we render both the calendar and the list that may not be a viable approach.
As Jonah highlighted though we are interested in developing this further and any votes/suggestions on our UserVoice page are much appreciated.
