Do you have a link to the page?
From what it sounds I think the only way currently is to use CSS to hide it.
Yes, the link is http://www.fbcob.org/wordpress/calendar/
I am looking at the side widget.
I was thinking it would be with CSS but I am not skilled enough in that to figure it out on my own.
Thanks!
Ok yeah that’s going to have to be done with CSS. I will be writing a snippet for this I think today since it seems to be requested quite often right now. I will post it back here for you when I have that ready.
Thanks!
It would be great to be able to hide the date range title on pages that show the calendar list through shortcodes too – will the CSS snippet you’re writing work for this as well, or just widgets? I use it on another site for a display screen at the entrance to the building, and this needs to be as simple as possible – worked really well with the older version. https://wellingtoncathedral.org.nz/display/
Perfect – works like a charm, thanks.
Two things:
1) The heading is taken away from the grid calendar too.
2) There is a large space above the list view now (I know it is for the arrows to be there), but I have it set to static.
Any solutions to those?
http://www.fbcob.org/calendar
Hi,
Added that CSS-code to my theme, but my widget looks still weird. I need to get rid of that bar with 2 arrows in it.
http://www.ruoska4.com/
Widget on the right side “Tulevat ottelut”. What can I do?
Having the same issue as @jonssoni. I need the option to remove the whole of the top section, date, arrows, the lot. (Sorry, no link to site as it’s still unpublished)
This is, of course, a unique plugin; nothing else seems to come close to doing what it does. But to have this massive change to the styling appear in an update without warning is a bit annoying. Especially as I was about to publish the client’s new site when it happened!
I am also still getting a large blank space with hidden arrows above the list view.
Is there a way to hide the arrows also?
http://www.fbcob.org/calendar
Hi mcarpenter2004,
try to add the following CSS:
.simcal-calendar-list > .simcal-calendar-head{
display: none !important;
}
.simcal-default-calendar-list{
padding-top: 0px !important;
}
Best Regards,
