Added conditional to omit empty elements on dates with no events.

I’m sorry to hear this change has messed up your display! I think it is best to keep the empty <ul>s out though, to reduce the file size and improve accessibility.

There should be another way to handle this with your setup though. The <td> tag for each day has CSS classes added to it depending on whether or not there are any events on that day: .empty if there are no events and .has_events if there are. You may be able to change your CSS to focus on these classes assigned to the <td> tag, rather than the <ul> tag. If you need additional help with this I can give you some specific CSS code to try, but I’d need to see your page.

One other option is that there’s a feature specifically for adding arbitrary filler content for “empty” days in the Pro version of the plugin, but that doesn’t exist in the free version.

Thank you for the very prompt reply.

I have restored my original look by doing something that might be similar to what your Pro version does.

Thanks for the quality plugin.

Thanks for following up; I’m glad you were able to resolve the issue.

I’m trying to be very judicious about making changes to the plugin’s output, but in some cases like this there are unavoidable tradeoffs!