Andrew Leonard

It works fine in the body of the post
I strongly suspect this is happening because the table you use has decided there is not room to show the dustbin – this is a problem with Chrome interpreting the table
Is it not possible for you to change your coding?

Thank you for your replies

I am using this short code in the content sidebar:
[show_wp_shopping_cart]

I can see the dustbin OK in Firefox and IE – the problem seems to be in Chrome. Is this something you can fix or is it a “feature” of Chrome?

Ughh
This problem seems to have solved itself – sorry to have bothered you!

Yes metaslider

I have found out what I did wrong – there is an option in the lightbox settings that fixes this – sorry to have bothered you!

OK
Thank you

I tried your plugin and it looks very neat but I don’t think it can work for us because we use a multitude of categories for each event
You can see the problem here (for example):
https://ebps.org.uk/event/bcg-landulph-cargreen/
This event has 4 categories and I have “coloured” each of them and nothing happens –
Or have I misunderstood something?

Well, thanks anyway
Do you work for the Events Calendar or are you just being helpful?

at the bottom of my css file I added a test class:
.w50 {
font-size: 40px;
width:50px;
}

I invoked this in a test page with the code
div class=”w50″
rubbish rubbish
/div

and it picked this up – so my css file must be working?

Well done!
That works
Does that mean that I have cocked something up in my child theme?

I am afraid this does not work either
Here is the code I have added:
/* =Event Calendar fix starts here————————————————————– */
.entry-content { display: block; }
@media screen and (max-width: 400px) {
.entry-content { display: block; }
}
@media screen and (max-width: 400px) {
.list-view .site-content .type-page .entry-content { display: block; }
}

This is the code I have added:
/* =Event Calendar fix starts here————————————————————– */
.entry-content { display: block; }
@media screen and (max-width: 400px) {
.entry-content { display: block; }
}

I added both your code suggestions to my child theme css file but it did not fix the problem but thanks for trying
I added the code to the bottom of the css file – does the position matter?
I could not find a file called “tribe-events.css”, I did find 10 .css files in the Events Calendar plugin, the nearest to your name is “tribe-events-full.css” or “tribe-events-theme.css”

Try this:
https://ebps.org.uk/events/category/meetings/
I try to emulate the “responsiveness” by minimising the window on my PC
When I do that all the Event “data” disappears
Please try it and see what you find
Thanks

I have tried all your suggestions and there is no change

I am disappointed that you are not taking this more seriously

Clearly this is a failing in your software and you can mimic what I am doing in your environment

You are taking the view that I have done something wrong or that there is something in my setup that is interfering with your software but I do not believe that is the case

Put simply, there is some incompatability in your plugin and theme twentyfourteen and it would be nice if you could sort this out rather than asking me to do all sorts of stuff

Can you mimic my site and show me it working – I bet you can’t!