Hi,
Can you please provide a link to your calendar page.
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5tu
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Hi
Thanks for the response. Unfortunately my site is an internal intranet and cannot be accessed externally. I could email you some screenshots though?
Have you tried another WP theme?
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5tu
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The other WP themes don’t show my menus in the footer so therefore don’t test the issue.
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5tu
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Ok, I’ve discovered that when a ai1ec widget is added to a page the absolute positioning values on the <aside> tags, and the parent div, in the footer are removed.
E.g
Page without ai1ec widget:
<div class="footer-sidebar widget-area masonry" id="footer-sidebar" role="complementary" style="height: 198px; position: relative;">
<aside class="widget widget_text masonry-brick" id="text-48" style="left: 0px; top: 48px; position: absolute;">...</aside>
<aside class="widget widget_nav_menu masonry-brick" id="nav_menu-3" style="left: 315px; top: 48px; position: absolute;">...</aside>
<aside class="widget widget_nav_menu masonry-brick" id="nav_menu-6" style="left: 630px; top: 48px; position: absolute;">...</aside>
<aside class="widget widget_nav_menu masonry-brick" id="nav_menu-4" style="left: 945px; top: 48px; position: absolute;">...</aside>
</div>
Page with ai1ec widget:
<div class="footer-sidebar widget-area masonry" id="footer-sidebar" role="complementary" style="height: 0px; position: relative;">
<aside class="widget widget_text masonry-brick" id="text-48" style="position: absolute;">...</aside>
<aside class="widget widget_nav_menu masonry-brick" id="nav_menu-3" style="position: absolute;">...</aside>
<aside class="widget widget_nav_menu masonry-brick" id="nav_menu-6" style="position: absolute;">...</aside>
<aside class="widget widget_nav_menu masonry-brick" id="nav_menu-4" style="position: absolute;">...</aside>
</div>
Does this help you to diagnose what’s going on?
Many thanks
If possible, please set test installation that can be accessed. I’d like to take a look at what’s occurring.
