• Resolved Mike Meinz

    (@mikemeinz)


    After several months without doing updates, I updated plugins and WordPress to latest versions WordPress 7.1 and My Calendar 3.8.4. I am sure that the previous version of My Calendar was earlier than version 3.8.

    On the home page, eltownhall.com, I display a mini calendar and a list of upcoming events. After updating My Calendar, the mini calendar now displays the first week of the month and then a list of events for the next month. I created a test page to display only the mini calendar. On that page, I have only this line:
    [my_calendar format="mini" time="month" weekends="true" months="1" above="nav" below="none"]

    I created a test page that includes the mini calendar and the list of upcoming events like the home page. The shortcodes on that page are:
    [my_calendar format="mini" time="month" above="nav" below="none"]
    [my_calendar_upcoming fallback="No events scheduled." template="{date}, {time}: {linking_title}" type="event" before="0"

    The Full Calendar page is also displaying incorrectly. A list of events overlays the calendar layout. Shortcode used on the Full Calendar page: [my_calendar format="calendar"]

    In Settings / Display, all Views are enabled.

    PHP Version 8.3

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  • Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    It looks like your site is using fully custom CSS loaded in your theme’s primary stylesheet and has the My Calendar stylesheet fully disabled; that means that the core styles don’t load, which is breaking a few things on your site.

    If you’re going to use fully custom CSS, then you’ll need to update it occasionally to adapt to changes in the plugin – you can also re-enable the default styles so that they are present, then override them as needed if you need significant customizations.

    Thread Starter Mike Meinz

    (@mikemeinz)

    Thanks for the response.

    I inherited support for this theme. I found that it contained a lot of custom CSS related to My Calendar. To resolve, I enabled My Calendar’s default CSS, removed 625 lines from our style.css file and added back a few lines to hide the li tag icon when the “nav” buttons are displayed.

    Best Regards!
    Thanks!

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