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  • Thread Starter WebMan Design | Oliver Juhas

    (@webmandesign)

    BTW, this appears with Date and Time field only.

    Hi Oliver,

    Thanks for getting in touch! This is an artifact that was introduced with the last version of pickadate.js, the library I use for the date and time pickers.

    I’ve been unable to determine what causes it, though it seems to only happen with some of my themes (this one, but not this one). I’ve walked up and down the DOM for the pickers but not found any odd styles or pseudo elements. And it seems to be one of those bugs that disappears as soon as you touch anything in the Chrome Inspector (likely on repaint). If you’re able to track down the source please let me know!

    But no, other than styles you shouldn’t need to do anything else to integrate the plugin with your theme. There is a booking form widget as well, so don’t forget those styles.

    And thanks for adding support! Really lovely theme you’ve got there.

    Thread Starter WebMan Design | Oliver Juhas

    (@webmandesign)

    Hi Nate,

    I knew the issue would be in outline, but couldn’t find out on which element.

    Finally, for your reference, this resolves the issue:

    .picker { outline: 0; }

    Great the whole implementation is pure CSS ??

    Thanks!

    Oliver

    You’re a hero! Thanks!

    Let me know when you release an update to the theme so I can tweet about it.

    Thread Starter WebMan Design | Oliver Juhas

    (@webmandesign)

    Hey Nate. The update was just released, you can retweet https://twitter.com/webmandesigneu/status/574266175636504576 ?? Thanks!

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