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Check if the file fullcalendar.css exists in your THEME directory. If yes, replace it by the new fullcalendar.css file which was delivered with the plugin update and which you found in the wp-calendars subdirectory “css”.

Thank you dsg257 for your reply. As you described, displaying a graphical calendar is as easy as placing the short code {events_calendar} in any post or page.

Im mark this topic as resolved:

@antaeros: If you have any further question, your posts are always welcome, but make sure you describe your needs precisely.

Thank. I just added your solution to the FAQ!

See my reply on your other post.

The trick is not to set a border, but just adjusting the border color:

.fc-event.category-5,
.fc-event.category-5 div {
	border-color: red !important;
	background-color: white !important;
	color: black;
}

That works for me

did you separate the filter by a semicolon?

the correct line would be

{events_printlist; categories=”43″}

Hi Jochen

I actually got a problem commiting my tag version. Thats why I reverted back to 1.5.0.

Hopefully I can release a final patch-release today.

due to an update of the dom structure of displayed events, the way how a category-styling can be achieved has changed slightly.

instead of using

div .fc-event.category-3,
div .fc-event.category-3 a {
  background-color: red;
  border-color: red;
}

you should now apply the style for any child elements. just replace the a by an asterisks:

.fc-event.category-3,
.fc-event.category-3 * {
  background-color: red;
  border-color: red;
}

BUT, you cannot use your old (theme-specific) fullcalendar.css anymore. You have to upgrade the fullcalendar.css, copy the plug-ins fullcalendar.css again to you theme root folder and then apply your styles again. I think this should fix your header problem.

One Note about your lost events. The update does not delete any events. But the database fields from and to are deleted and added again with different names, because of keyword-conflicts. In your case, deactivating and activating the plug-in again should have done it, because a migration is triggered when activating the plugin.

The ‘final’ V1.5.1 will just rename this 2 colums, which should not cause any errors.

Good night

I could no yet release 1.5.1 officially, because I got problems commiting it to the svn.

the reason why wp calendar is broken with v3.5 seems to be an update on the jquery libraries, which are no more compatible with the FullCalendar library I am using. I had to update the FullCalendar as well and the FullCalendar forces an update of all the css stuff. There is nothing I can do about it…

Which appointments do you mean, when you talk about appointments over 40?

I’ll have a look a the navigation bar problem tomorrow, but it seems to be a css problem as well.

checkout my update. should work now. if not, please provide more DETAILLED information about what’s not working.

i made several tests and filtering allways worked. make sure you use the correct category id, because there is confusing mix between category and term id (category is a term).

To get the correct category id, goto Post -> Categories

Look at the url, which the category is linked to. You’ll find the category id in the url (tag_ID).

https://localhost/wordpress/wp-admin/edit-tags.php?action=edit&taxonomy=category&tag_ID=8&post_type=post

no code and sql is needed!

the output template for list support the event_description (content) as well. all output filters for the content are applied as well!

use it like this:

{events_print; template=”{event_subject} – {event_description}”}

As far as i can see, you could help yourself. All the links on your website seem to work.

There is currently a bug, preventing the today-keyword to work, when using it for the filter dateto.

This will be fixed in the next version.

Fixed in next version.