rveldhuyzen

That did the trick.
Thanks so much for your help ??

Is there any chance you could point me to the class string that would enable me to change the background color for the inner bar for past events for specific categories?

Scratch the previous comment.

.tribe-events .tribe-events-calendar-month__multiday-event-bar-title {
	white-space: initial;
}

Fixed that issue.

Now I’m only looking for the class to set the bar color for past events.

And for some reason the dark mode isn’t playing nice with the “.tribe_events_cat-boeken .tribe-events-calendar-month__multiday-event-bar-inner”

Thanks for getting back to me again so quickly.
Using this to make the bars the same color as my categories works, it’s obviously not ideal, but a good enough work-around! ??

The only thing I don’t like about the end result is the fact that the titles for all-day events get shortened to a single line with an ellipsis at the end, while regular events get the full title displayed over multiple lines. Is there a way to display the full titles for these events?

Hi James, thanks for getting back to me.

Unfortunately a background:none (or background-color: transparent) for tat class has no effect.

Well, scratch that last message.
Just noticed that new appointments don’t show up in the back-end again. The ones from my last message are still there, I can edit and delete them. But new ones don’t show up in the list.
Emails are sent out to both parties and time slots get greyed out in the calendar, so that still works, it’s just the back end again.

Any ideas on why this happens?

I guess a “never mind” fits here.
Just opened up the site this morning and all the appointments suddenly show up. The old ones, new ones. All seems fine.

Weird.
Anything to look out for in the future with this? Or can we just shrug and move on? ??

No need, I found the css entries I needed in the style-mobile.css file, I was only looking in the style.css at first ??

Also, is there a way to align the menu items in the mobile menu to the left instead of centering them?