Grid and list shortcode on same page – css issue

I have the same issue. I’ll try your work-around until this is resolved by the developers.

Just make sure you disable serving the css in the plugin advanced settings.

Ah. got it. Thanks

You may need to add qtip.min.css to your theme as well… don’t remember if that enqueued with serving css turned off.

have the same issue, but don’t want to deal with the css. I just removed the 2nd one, since the grid now shows much nicer than than old one did, so list one is not necessary IMO

I think the plugin authors may want to fix this without the workaround…

You can try using the always enqueue scripts option and it should load both the list and grid view scripts. I will look further into the issue though.

Is the issue with both calendars being in the main content area or is one a widget etc?

mine are in the main content area – using shortcodes.

Even when I try to use the “button” to add a calendar, it uses the shortcode.

Ok thank you will look into that.

mine was in main content area as well.

question: does the always enqueue script option load the styles on every single page, or just the pages with the shortcode on it?

btw, the new calendars do look nice. appreciate it, since I realize this is a free plugin

Main content area.
Always enqueue setting does not fix it.

As granatdesign said, I’m just ditching the list view since the new grid display is improved.

Thank you

Thanks for this thread. It helped me fix my problem I hope. This is mostly for FYI.

I used the always enqueue and it fixed this problem for me. Thank you for the update as it also fixed some problems the different browsers were having with showing different current dates.

Mozilla Firefox did not have an issue displaying both. It was only Google Chrome and Internet Explorer that had a problem with the grid and list calendar on the same page for me. Once I checked the always enqueue it displayed properly in the other two browsers.

hmloneonta.org/calendar

Screenshots: https://hmloneonta.org/screenshots/

@granatdesign,

Yes by default the plugin tries to find out on it’s own if it needs to load the scripts/styles on the page. Sometimes though it won’t be able to tell (i.e. using a shortocde in a text widget instead of the official widget) so that is why we have the “Always Enqueue” option. It does add it to every page load though as a trade-off.