mmulwa

Figured it out

I noticed that the overwhelming majority of the rules for styling various aspects of the calendar are augmented with the !important rule.

width: 320px !important;

so what I did in my own stylesheet is overrule their importance by declaring my rules important as well. Seems to have done the trick. I would show an example, but I’m still in the localhost. Once you figure this out, however, it’s pretty easy to fen-angle and change whatever you need to within your own styling rules! There’s no need to touch the PHP or the plugin files.

It’d be really nice if I could help on this.

Thanks

I have done so many times and still haven’t found a viable solution.

The only thing I could think of is the httpd.config file not being set up correctly I have no clue where to go and find this file or if I make one, where to place it.

Other than that, I’ve tried everything else on that page. Like I said, it works for some and not others.

AH, that was it! Thanks so much for your quick help. I searched all over google for hours last night. Ya saved me a lot of trouble.

Hey vtxyzzy,

First off, thanks for the reply.

I tested the code that you posted and it didn’t work correctly. In fact, when I echo the $cat_id to see if it called the category, the value came back as ‘array’ rather than an id.