The calendar is not displayed correctly

[SebasAcevedo]

I just downloaded the plug in and run the index.html and all the calendars show wrong

[jaime8111]

Looks like a CSS problem.

With out having access to the web page I can't help you. sorry.

2015-05-20 18:15 GMT+02:00 Sebastián Acevedo Flórez <
[email protected]>:

I just downloaded the plug in and run the index.html and all the calendars
show wrong
[image: eventcalendar]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4970630/7730703/6f2b3ac8-fee1-11e4-91eb-423935b25d83.PNG

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[clews]

Had the same problem. I did not really take note of all the css classnames I changed, but some of them missed the eventscalendar- prefix and some had eventcalendar without the "s"... Perhaps this hint helps...

[mechamyu]

Hello SebasAcevedo, Jaime,

I've had this issue a couple times now when downloading the newest version of the code, too.

However I was able to find a fix, thanks to Clews' hint. Indeed, many CSS declarations in the CSS Core and the Responsive theme do not have the .eventsCalendar- prefix, and in the core, the issue is mainly that all prefixes are actually not plural (eventCalendar rather than eventsCalendar). However, the .eventCalendar-wrap class must be kept singular, as the JavaScript still renders this one (all other classes must have the plural prefix.)

I don't know yet how to help on code/github stuff so I sure hope this information helps correcting the CSS for users in the future. I would attach the corrected core CSS and Theme if I could, but I fear copy/pasting it here might be spammy..

All in all, in both these files, no classnames should be left unprefixed. so if you see .empty... it should be .eventsCalendar-empty.

So far the only exceptions I found were the classes .today and .bt
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[jaime8111]

Thanks for the info.

As you said It is a problem with my last update. I hope to fix it tomorrow

El jueves, 16 de julio de 2015, Karine Frenette-Gaudreault <
[email protected]> escribió:

Hello SebasAcevedo, Jaime,

I've had this issue a couple times now when downloading the newest version
of the code, too.

However I was able to find a fix. Many CSS declarations in the CSS Core
and the Responsive theme do not have the .eventsCalendar- prefix, and in
the core, the issue is mainly that all prefixes are actually not plural
(eventCalendar rather than eventsCalendar). However, the
.eventCalendar-wrap class must be kept singular, as the JavaScript still
renders this one (all other classes must have the plural prefix.)

I don't know yet how to help on code/github stuff so I sure hope this
information helps correcting the CSS for users in the future.

Cheers,

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[SebasAcevedo]

Thanks all for the support

[jaime8111]

It is now fixed.

Thanks again for your message

2015-07-17 0:09 GMT+02:00 Sebastián Acevedo Flórez <[email protected]

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Thanks all for the support

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