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In my browsers code inspector functions I’ve found a way to change the width of the alert but it’s no so clear to me in the real code.

Anybody out there care to help me do this the right way?

I just found where to change that text in functions.php and figured out I can use inline HTML to format it like I want. With an exception. It’s wrapping about halfway across. How can I change that?

Also, I’m guessing my changes will get over written when the plugin updates. So how can I avoid that?

Thanks in advance.

According to this WordPress does now come with portfolio as a built in option. But I can’t find it either.

https://en.blog.wordpress.com/2014/04/11/portfolios-on-wordpress-com/

Ok that makes sense.

But it should be possible to check every 3 hours, or something like that without too much problem right? Is there a clock or counter or something somewhere in the code that I can alter to achieve that?

Ok great. Thanks for the info.

Is there a way to have the event list widget not show up at all if there are no upcoming events?

Right now it shows the widget title, but with no upcoming events there’s nothing under it. It confuses people.

Ok here’s my final solution. I added this code to the bottom of wp-meetup.css and all is well:

/* This block styles the calendar table without getting the ‘Date’ area. */
/* It can apply to .table , .heading-date , or .calendar-month classes and still work */
/* Or it can use the element tbody and not apply to the table header area. */
.table{
background-color:#FFFF95;
color: #000000;
}

/* This block styles the table data borders */
td{
border: 1px solid black !important;
}

/* This block styles the date area */
.wpm-current-date-display{
font-size:200%;
}

I have since discovered there are more things affecting table styling than I realized. Theme, plugins, etc.

Back to the drawing board.

Oh, also, I did this inline on the post itself, but this does get the date

<style type=”text/css”>
div.cal{
background-color:#FFFF95;
border: 1px solid black;
color: #000000;
}
</style>

<div class=”cal”>
[wp-meetup-calendar]
</div>

Thanks for the quick answer. I ended up doing almost exactly what you suggested. I actually found several ways.

If you apply the style to either .table , .heading-date , or calendar-month it will not get the date.

Example:

.table{
background-color:#FFFF95;
border: 1px solid black;
color: #000000;
}

I also styled the date with:

.wpm-current-date-display{
font-size:200%;
}

We add groups based on the group urlname and not the full URL.

You really should make that obvious in the plugin itself. ??

Anyone?

A workaround that works for me is replace the ‘page’ item in the menu with a ‘link’ item, and then add formatting in the Navigation Label field.

As such:

<span style="color: #ff0000;">Specials</span>

I agree with zandiver. Something needs to be done to improve the control of display order. No matter what I try it displays things in whatever order it sees fit.

I’ve tried changing published date, order # under page attributes, ordering by date or ID. Nothing has any effect. There needs to be an explicit way to tell it to put them in user selected order NO MATTER WHAT ELSE.

By the way Ron, you said “WordPress query sorts by ID it sorts them numerically”. Is that reverse numerically? Because it seems to display the last page created first.

I’m seeing something similar so I’d like to know when an answer is found.

I just looked at your site and it seems like you’ve solved it. Please share the answer. ??