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1. sjjenkins
   Member
   Posted 5 months ago #

   Upgrading from 1.2.2 to 1.2.3 causes the table to spread wider than the template will display, and I couldn't find any way to override the table width in the CSS.

   Any way to allow a max width setting in the plugin options page to adapt to different templates? Or perhaps not allow the table to extend past the width of the container div?

   http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/weekly-class-schedule/

2. otreva
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   Same problem here when upgrading to 1.2.4.

   1. Edit the file /wp-content/plugins/weekly-class-schedule/css/wcs_style.css.

   2. Find all instances of the HTML ID "#content" and replace with "#wcs-container" without the quotes on both of course.

   The developer likely used a #content ID tag in his theme which was why the CSS worked for them however it should reference a tag outputted by the plugin which is #wcs-container to be compatible with a variety of themes.

   Here is mine working well now if you need to view:
   http://www.nepafitclub.com/calendar/

   Please let us know if that works. I sent the developer a link to this post.

3. sjjenkins
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   Thanks, Otreva. Issue wasn't fixed when I upgraded to 1.2.5.1, but the same fix you explained did the trick. Developer may want to update his CSS to use something a more specific than #content.

   Thanks again!

4. otreva
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   I actually sent the developer a message and thought it would be fixed in 1.2.5.x. I just upgraded and it wasn't.

   I'm glad you posted as I probably would have forgot to check if it was fixed when upgrading. Well looks like I'll just have to put the CSS in my theme's style sheet as this may not get fixed soon...

5. ty_pwd
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   This issue will be fixed in the next version which is coming really soon.

6. sjjenkins
   Member
   Posted 3 months ago #

   I notice the new version says it "attempts" to update this, and the Changelog also says "** NOTE ** This update adds lines to the wcs_style.css file and may affect the schedule styling. Test on a development machine before updating."

   As I suspect is the case with most WordPress users, I don't have a "development machine" for my blog. :) Can anyone confirm that the new version fixes the "too wide" issue and doesn't break anything else?

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