originalstormcrow

Its a first install of the theme. It uses a distributed css that is confusing. blog.sheratonfurniture.com

Got lucky. Found it in css. Changed 72 to 12px

@media screen and (min-width: 846px) {
.content-area,
.content-sidebar {
padding-top: 12px;
}

Well, at least you got me looking agelonwl. The styling of the widget calendar is in the plugin folder, in the content dir, then in the css folder. Its just events_manager.css. See calendar styles section.

That appears to have worked. Thank you very very much.

https://lakecountyohioevents.com/happenings/
Im not sure which Im using. Whatever the default install is.
Thank you.

The upgrade worked and was able to change the text. But the upgrade seems to have disabled my main nav menu. Its the menu that comes with Twenty Ten theme, I created custom links. Now its gone.

Thanks for the come back agelonwl, but that is not what I asked. Your remedy requires an investment of $75 which we dont have. Again, I need to know which file the words “All Day” appear in. I still want the function to work, I just want to display different text.

I need to know which file the words “All Day” appear in. I still want the function to work, I just want to display different text.

Marcus, upon making your suggested changes I get this

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘”‘ in /home/lakeeven/public_html/happenings/wp-content/plugins/events-manager/em-functions.php on line 444

Having same issue after new install. Installed on WordPress 3.4.2.
Message is appearing in settings > Formatting > Search Form page (top).
Theme is default. No other plugins installed.
Any advise would be appreciated.