antonlargiader

Resolved: I was following the last example which didn’t have the float:left mentioned separately. I added that and all is well.

Thanks to both of you, Snackmaster and illustrata!

Edit: the first issue isn’t resolved but I’ll post separately about that if I can’t find it in older posts.

I’m fighting with getting the sidebar to appear properly. I figured it was my template so I’m using the default template. Here are the issues:

1) When I click an events subcategory, the initial (default) list view doesn’t seem to use the CSS. It overlaps the borders of the default template. When I click the Event List button, it regenerates to the narrower width specified in the CSS.

2) Even when I have the list view narrowed WAY down, the sidebar is still pushed under it.

What I’ve changed:
– Added sidebar to list.php right above footer and fixed the missing php close tag
– Added second class “.category-events #tec-content-list” with reduced width to the CSS and edited list.php to use that.

See it in action:
https://www.bmwra.org/wp/ click the NARS or GS Events subcategory

In my defense, I simply copied that string from the bottom of the FAQ and edited the values. So you might edit that FAQ.

D’oh!! So simple.

There’s definitely something funny still going on with refresh, though. I edited it, fixed the error, then when I went back to edit the widget text the old widget_logic value got saved again. Hitting refresh at the right moment fixes it but it’s certainly not doing exactly what one would expect.

But, it’s working!