The widget "Add" button always open

Hello,

In order to diagnose why this is happening can you please do the following :

1. Confirm that you are using the latest version of the Ai1EC (2.0.11) – If not, please do a manual upgrade: https://support.time.ly/manually-upgrading-the-calendar/

2. Check to see if you are experiencing a theme or plugin conflict: https://support.time.ly/do-i-have-a-theme-or-plugin-conflict/

Please let me know how this goes.

Thanks

I apologize for wasting your time… It was a theme conflict. I have fixed this issue by removing display: block; from my themes CSS

div.custom-sidebar ul {
margin-left: 0px;
border-color: inherit;
display: block; <— this was removed.

@aaronkin Can you let us know which theme that was you were using?

I’ve had the same thing with Atahualpa and it’s quite an annoyance. I’m hoping to find a more sophisticated way to fix it than editing the Atahualpa theme as I’ve currently done.

My Theme is bangkokpress-v1-12

I have figured out a way to correct this within my Child Theme CSS.

Here’s how.

The problem code in the Parent theme CSS was:
div.custom-sidebar ul { display: block; } <— this was making the Calendar ‘Add’ dropdown appear.
So I added to my Child Theme CSS:
div.custom-sidebar ul { display: none; } <— this fixed the Calendar but caused my other sidebars to disappear, so i needed to write a more Direct CSS to make them display: block

So i added this to Child Theme CSS:
div.custom-sidebar .bkp-frame-wrapper ul { display: block; } <— your code will look a bit different though (bkp-frame-wrapper) would be something else in your theme. If you need help send me your website URL and i can figure it out quickly.

Hope this helps!

No problem.

I’ve seen this with the Atahualpa theme, and now we know the same is true with Bangkokpress, so I’m starting to think it’s going to affect other themes too.

I’m hoping to get a proper fix into Ai1ec by convincing Time.ly this isn’t tied to a specific theme, but is in fact something many themes expect to leave set so that standard unordered lists show up.