No, nothing has changed about that as far as I know. I just tested, and it appears as expected.
It is an optional configuration; if you don’t have it checked in the settings at My Calendar > Settings > Display for the ‘Single Event Popup’ option, then it won’t appear – is that unchecked for you?
First, a correction. It turns out that the event description is not show for anyone, including Administrators.
I searched the page source and found the following:
<h6 style="margin-top: 0px;>Entertainment</h6>
{location before==<h6 style==margin-top: 0pxx>' after=r</h6>6}
<div class=ssub-detailsl>
<div class=smc-descriptiono><p>Known for her electrifying blend of blues, jazz, and boogie woogie, and her signature style — dazzling on the piano, soul-stirring on the saxophone, and mesmerizing with her smoky vocals and powerful songwriting. A number of our residents have been following her for years and are thrilled to hear that she’s coming to Fairhaven. Don’t miss this one!</p>
</div>
</div>
CoPilot tells me that one or both of the class names: sub-detailsl, smc-descriptiono is almost certainly a typo but cannot find where that typo is introduced. Any ideas?
Oop, I just noticed that there is a missing ” in the h6 style just above the description. That is certainly a typo.
There’s a very good chance that the missing quote is causing the problem. Without seeing the page, I can’t really verify that, but there were a couple changes in how WordPress sanitize HTML content in WordPress 7, and it’s quite possible that they are impacting this. It looks like the HTML here would be rendered improperly, because it’s all embedded inside a parameter.
You’re using a legacy custom template, and I suggest reviewing your templates – they may need to be updated or migrated. Here’s some documentation on how to do that:
https://docs.joedolson.com/my-calendar/migrating-from-legacy-templates-to-php-templates/
