Large Fonts In Widget

I too have the same issue and have asked the Events team a few times for a solution reply on this but no resolve yet. My theme is Coraline. It may help them to say what you are using.

Oops, I just posted a new thread about this. It only happens on pages and not on posts for me. I’m using Magazino.

Sorry for the repost, I missed this on first search.

If you could demonstrate exactly what your referring to and provide a link it would make it much easier to help.

Hi Andy

Thanks for the offer, I had supplied this to the Events team but view https://www.rblferndown.org you’ll see the theme and font size but the Events (RHS top) is different.

SBUK

southernboyuk, not quite sure which specific text you’re referring to but on your month view you might want to go to Settings > Events > Display and select Default Events Template.
https://rblferndown.org/?post_type=tribe_events&eventDisplay=month

Something seems a little messed up with the theme here.

I have the same problem. I never had a problem until I upgraded to v3. The events in the sidebar widget are HUGE, one word (or less) per line.
My theme is Twenty Eleven v1.5
Wordpress 3.5.2
I’m not a programmer, so please if you try to help, provide simple to understand step by step instructions.
I also tried to downgrade the Events Calendar plugin, but I can’t upload the downgraded plugin because the folder for the new plugin with the same name already exists. I considered deleting the existing folder, but am afraid I will lose all my data.

Try the following code in your {THEME}/tribe-events/tribe-events.css file. See the Themer’s Guide for info about this file and both CSS and template overrides.

.tribe-events-adv-list-widget h4.entry-title a { font-size: 1em; }

You can set the font-size to whatever you want.

Thank you for trying to help.
I don’t have a tribe-events.css file

The closest I can find anywhere are the following 3 files (which I understand if I want to modify a file I would need to copy into /tribe-events/
Here is the tree structure I found the closest 3 files under:
the-events-calendar
resources
tribe-events-full.css
tribe-events-full.min.css
tribe-events.js

In your current/active theme directory, create a new directory ‘tribe-events’. In that directory create a new CSS file for your overrides. It must be named ‘tribe-events.css’.

It is in this way that you will have that file/folder structure. You have to make it yourself. You should really glance at the Themer’s Guide referenced above.

Oh, is it perhaps tribe-events-theme.css? or tribe-events-theme.min.css?

OK I will try that. Ignore my above post, I was typing as you were.

You do not and should not change any of the core plugin files. Any changes you make will just be over-written when the plugin next updates.

Sadly it didn’t work ??
I added the events widget back to the sidebar, made the suggested changes, and the upcoming events are still listed in giant font.

I left it up for now, if seeing what I mean would help.
ExitRowBand.com, look at the bottom of right side of the screen (sidebar).
I appreciate your help. I just assumed hitting the upgrade button on my dashboard would upgrade a plugin and I wouldn’t have issues…

That code snippet should fix your problem. This solution will work through any upgrade.

I can’t help much more if you can’t get the override CSS file created. As you seem to be using the base TwentyEleven theme I would suggest making a child theme of TwentyEleven and then create the above directories in that child theme folder. Please refer to wp.org for info on creating a child theme.