w4atx

I’ve run across a minor quirk regarding an event that falls on Feb. 28. When showing the calendar for March that day is taking on the background color of an event contained in a “current month”. In other words…the 28th is shaded as if it is a day in March. Now, I could very well have created this issue myself. I’ve edited the CSS for a few items but can’t seem to find where this is being done. Firefox Inspector says it is “eventful-pre”. You can see this at: http://crccflyers.org/WP/calendar/ jump forward to March 2019

Here is the portion of eme.css that I’ve edited: (from around line 200-225)

/* This is the main calendar table that shows pre and post month days */
table.eme-calendar-table td.eventless-pre, table.eme-calendar-table td.eventless-post {
	color: #000;
  background: #fff;
}

/* Event highlight text */
table.eme-calendar-table td.eventful a, table.eme-calendar-table td.eventful-today a, div.eventful-today a, div.eventful a {
  font-weight: bold;
  color: #0000ff;
}
table.eme-calendar-table td span.eme-cal-holidays {
  color: #FD7E29;
}

/* This is the non-event "today" background  */
table.eme-calendar-table td.eventless-today {
   background-color: #00bfff!important;  
}

/* Month Name header */
table.eme-calendar-table thead {
	font-size: 120%;  
	font-weight: bold; 
  background: #a9a9a9; 
}

/* Main calendar background */
.eme-calendar-table {
	background-color:#dcdcdc;
}

• This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by w4atx.

Will the eme.css file be changing on updates?

Disregard #1. I finally realized that within the widget itself you can edit the format as you wish!

Still would like some guidance on item #2

I need a slideshow feature as well…

OK…thanks! I’m wondering though, is there a piece of that code (or an additional piece) that controls that pale white color of the parent item when you select a child? That color looks really washed out.

I changed the “100” image count to “10:. I still get the stacked images. Also…there is still no randomness as far as the order of images. A page reload starts the same images…and with a much reduced number of images this becomes very apparent to any site visitor. I consider both of these issues a bug.

Thanks for the reply! The vertical stacking occurs on every page load/refresh. This slideshow is only set up on the front page of my site. Here is the shortcode I’m using:

[ ngg src=”random_images” display=”basic_slideshow” maximum_entity_count=”100″ ]

BTW…thanks for your clarification regarding random images…however, there doesn’t seem to be anything random about its pattern. When you reload the page it starts in exactly the same order, showing the same pictures in the same order as the last page load. While it does appear to be honoring selection from random galleries, I was expecting (hoping) for a true random pattern such that the viewer sees different pictures upon every site visit.

OK…I’m an idiot! Disregard. The particular gallery I had been using as a test had not yet been populated with images (I have a very large number, hence the need for sub-albums) Sorry to take up forum space! NextGen’s plugin is AMAZING!