Carlos Pereira

Thank you @kutatishh, yes Sky’s answer resolved this issue. ??

Hi Marho thank you for the reply. Sorry, which article?

Perhaps I could submit a GitHub issue on this?

Thank you!

Thanks for taking a look Stephen. Here is one example on my dev site, it has the custom styling I mentioned above but obviously you can remove those in the code inspector.

The code I added is applied to the <div class="tribe-block tribe-block__venue tribe-block__venue--has-map"> block (you’ll see style.css:1012 in the inspector) and the <div class="tribe-block__venue__map">.

Hi – I can also confirm that I have debug on (it is a local dev site).

Thanks to both of you as well, glad to be of help in reporting this.

I have a test site on which to experiment. It has WP_DEBUG defined as true

Thank you @bcworkz – that is great advice and I need to setup a test site like that! Certainly another benefit of doing that is to safely play with new plugins or “plugin systems” such as Pods which have substantial learning curves of their own. Thanks again for your encouragement & guidance. ??

I was able to reproduce the problem by following your steps (with my style customization removed).

If anyone else is seeing this, here is a workaround:

Add the following to your child theme’s functions.php:

// Add styles for admin page
add_action('admin_head', 'admin_styles');

function admin_styles() {
    echo '<link rel="stylesheet" href="' . get_stylesheet_directory_uri() . '/custom-editor-style.css" type="text/css" media="all" />';
}

If it doesn’t already exist, add a custom-editor-style.css file to the child theme base folder: (minimum required in the header comment are theme name and template):

/*
 Theme Name:   Twenty Twenty-One Child	
 Description:  Twenty Twenty Child Theme
 Template:     twentytwentyone
 Text Domain:  twentytwentyone-child
*/

/* Override TEC style affecting Template drop-down in Page Settings admin panel */
.css-1wkpk1y-Flex-ItemsColumn {
    height: auto !important;
}

Thanks so much @bcworkz, your perspective on this is a help!

Maybe I can take a look at some of the WP video content when I have time. Hopefully some of those get to discussing WP on a “strategic” level perspectives. Also just came across chat rooms on StackExchange and SO, maybe I can ask some folks there for resources like that.

Not an important question, marking as resolved.

Another question which might be WP specific is: where are WordPress conventions listed such as in the first example on the wp_list_pages page:

'child_of'    => $id,
        'show_date'   => 'modified',
        'date_format' => $date_format

For example, where can I read about whether $id and $date_format are globals that can be counted on to return specific information with no additional action on my part? (I searched for these in the Reference search page but turned up nothing.) Thanks again.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Carlos Pereira.

Thanks again for your help – closing the thread.

Closing this thread, thanks.

Thank you! I need to find time to read the documentation lol. Just have about 30 plates in the air on this website at the moment!!

I found the correct answer.

In TEC’s “Settings”, on the Display tab, setting the first two options replaces default theme styling:
Default stylesheet used for events templates: Skeleton Styles
Events template: Default Page Template

Others reading this thread may also be interested in this KB article on TEC’s page templates, which can be copied into your child theme and customized:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/k/calendar-template-files-v2/

Thanks!

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Carlos Pereira. Reason: resolved