Same here. Bummer! All events show in expanded view. Any changes in the shortcode syntax? Formatting is pretty bad.
There’s at least 1 change in HTML that is causing issues: the classes “start-date” and “end-date” were renamed to “startdate” and “enddate”, BUT the author forgot to change these references in event-list.css…
As workaround, add the CSS below to your custom CSS:
.event-list .startdate, .event-list .enddate {
text-align: center;
width: 3.2em;
border-radius: 5px;
background-color: rgb(230,230,230);
}
.event-list .startdate {
float: left;
}
.event-list .enddate {
margin-left: 3.8em;
}
Thanks for the hint. However, developers should avoid minor changes in CSS that can have a huge impact. Many of us use customized CSS, I assume.
Had a look into the changelog. Indeed, the syntax for the shortcodes changed.
Having said this, we are, of course, very grateful for this wonderful plugin.
To be fair: The developer made all changes very clear in the changelog. Took me 5 minutes to fix the problems. So, no offence intended!
@franciscojun – there indeed are changes in the html class names but I have adapted these changes in the event-list.css file. Is it probably a caching problem of the css file?
And sorry that I didn’t mentioned the class changes in the changelog.
If someone has added custom css the following classes has to be changed:
.start-date -> .startdate
.end-date -> .enddate
.event-description -> .event-content
I will add this information in the next changelog for information.
I assume you meant to say
.event-detail -> .event-content
That brings me back closer to where I was…
@rkyburz – yes you are right
