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  • Hey Amy,

    Thanks for reaching out to us!

    It appears that you may have found a solution to this particular issue? Looking at your site (https://cloudup.com/cBR4ZruYPRq) the widget appears to be displaying naturally.

    Let me know if I’m missing something here.

    Thanks!

    Thread Starter mrsfalcon

    (@mrsfalcon)

    Thanks, Bearded Ginger! I’ll change to resolved. My theme clashed with display: table; so I found the culprit and commented it out. That fixed the problem.

    Hi, I seams to have the same issue. The widget is displaying a lot of empty space after the first event, with next events placed far down to the bottom of the page.
    https://sverigesbelarusier.se/?langswitch_lang=sv

    Thread Starter mrsfalcon

    (@mrsfalcon)

    Hi astralex! Don’t know if this will help you, but I commented out the display: table; css found in the tribe-events-full.min.css stylesheet.

    Initially, it looked like this:
    .clearfix:after,.clearfix:before,.tribe-clearfix:after,.tribe-clearfix:before
    {content:”;display:table}

    I commented it out like this:
    .clearfix:after,.clearfix:before,.tribe-clearfix:after,.tribe-clearfix:before
    /*{content:”;display:table} */

    This stylesheet can be found in the wordpress>wp-content>plug-ins>the-event-calendar>css directory. I was not able to access it via WordPress’s editing tool, so I downloaded it via ftp and worked with it locally.

    I recommend commenting out and documenting over deleting for a little change like this – css changes can sometimes have very unexpected results! ??

    Thank you so much MrsFalcon! Looks good now! ??

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