• Resolved movephotography

    (@movephotography)


    I’m using an AJAX calendar on a page and am hoping to change some color settings. However, when I go to change gce-style.css in the plugin editor, it says at the top that it is inactive, and it appears not to implement any of my changes.

    I made a css file and linked to it on my server as well (so as not to lose changes on plugin update) and it didn’t work either.

    Is this because I’m using the AJAX version?

    https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-calendar-events/

    Never mind! I figured it out! I was editing the wrong CSS section. Thanks for a fabulous plugin!

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  • Both of the styles within the plugin editor say they are inactive for me too. What did you do to correct that because it seems to be using the style from my theme.

    Thread Starter movephotography

    (@movephotography)

    Where is your calendar? Is it in a widget, page, or post? Make sure to edit the applicable section within the stylesheet.

    I have a widget as well as the calendar displayed on a post. Nothing seems to work. I see that my custom css is being called, but seems that the theme is still overriding it.

    As a test I’m trying to change the border red.

    .gce-page-grid .gce-calendar{ /* Main calendar table */
    width:100%;
    border-collapse:collapse;
    border:1px solid #ff0000;
    color:#ff0000;
    }
    As well as the heading

    .gce-page-grid .gce-calendar th{ /* Day headings (S, M etc.) */
    border:1px solid #ff0000;
    text-align:center;
    width:14.29%;
    padding:0;
    }

    Thread Starter movephotography

    (@movephotography)

    I’m not sure – I’m going to let more knowledgeable people chime in with my apologies for not being able to help more

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