Yes, same here. Please help…
Add this to your theme css:
/********** Modal window scrollable ***/
#aec-modal-container {
max-height: 600px !important;
}
.simplemodal-wrap {
max-height: 600px !important;
overflow: auto !important;
}
/*** End of Modal window scrollable ***/
I just added the code you gave to my theme CSS. It doesn’t change anything. Still no scroll bars… ):
It Works! See here
Maybe it resolves your problem on the frontend. My problem is on the backend, on the form with fields to fill up, when trying to create an event. So maybe our problem is not exactly the same ?
My problem is also described here on the forum : http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/plugin-ajax-event-calendar-no-scroll-bar-need-for-lower-resolutions?replies=2#post-2551769
Insert code in:
\wp-content\plugins\ajax-event-calendar\css\custom.css
Hurrrrah !!!!! It’s working !
See, I’m not very knowlegeable with coding… The plugin has several CSS files, I woudln’t have known which one to modify if you hadn’t told me.
Also, I saw this at the top of custom.css :
/* DO NOT EDIT - CHANGES MADE TO THIS FILE WILL BE LOST ON PLUGIN UPDATE */
/* ADD STYLE OVERRIDES TO YOUR THEME'S STYLE.CSS */
That’s why I first tried to add your code in my theme Style.css and that didn’t work.
Now I suppose that after a plugin update, I’ll just need to paste the code again and that’s it…
(I hope the plugin creator will fix that in the next version though…)
THANK YOU SO MUCH, giancsfo for your attention and help :)))
Fran
Hello,
When trying to insert the above Modal scrollable code into ajax-event-calendar/css/custom.css it says the css is “(inactive)”, so therefore it doesn’t work.
How do I activate the Event Calendar’s custom.css?
Thanks.
