Gig info overlaps in header photo

Hi there @kelleymcraemusic,

I can see the issue in the site is due to some custom Gigpress styling added by the theme you are using. The stylesheet is ‘wp-content/themes/Grammy-1.0/grammy/style.css’, and the GigPress code is at the bottom of the file (line 1031). Just removing that custom style fixes the issue!

If you added this custom code, review it specially the use of position: absolute. On the other hand if this was baked in the theme, then reach out to the authors and ask them about it.

Best,
Nico

Thanks Nico,

This is very helpful. I removed all of that Gigpress style code from the stylesheet, but it still looks wrong. Am I missing something? Again, I’m not much of a coder. I’m much better at guitar! We are on tour here in Europe and don’t have a lot of time to spend on it. Do you have any other ideas?

Thanks,
Matt

Hey Nico,

I checked to the code on my gigpress-error page and the stylesheet still has the gigpress style code in it, even though I deleted it from my stylesheet and saved it. What am I doing wrong?

Thanks,
Matt

I have the exact same issue since the recent upgrade, over at: thegravelproject.com/tour

Will look at the css, but any further thoughts on this?

Thanks, Chris (I’m the dev, not the band)

Hey Matt, want to collaborate on this a bit? Feel free to shoot me an email…

At any rate, I’ll let you know if I come up with a fix.

– Chris

So, all set on my end. Fairly quick css fix.

In my case, gigpress-city and gigpress-venue were stacking on the header as seen here:

Here’s what I did Matt:

1) Changed both gigpress-venue and gigpress-city to “position: relative;” (from absolute)
2) Changed gigpress-city to “top: 32px;” (to line up with venue)
3) Added “float: left;” to gigpress-city (because it was crammed over to the right)

Left me know if you need a hand.

Best, Chris (and “Thanks Nico” for a great plugin)

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by bezoris2. Reason: typo

And had to do a bit of the same to get the gigpress-date back to where it was supposed to be.

For some reason, seems like that entire row was affected. As Nico initially mentioned: mostly to do with absolute vs relative positioning.

Thanks you guys! All is fixed on my end as well. I appreciate the help. Now, back to guitar playing…