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[em_events types=”13″] displays the “Currently there are no events planned” message.

When I use [em_event_type id=”13″ view=”rows”] it displays the rows of events assigned to id 13, but we can’t click on View Details or the event itself for more info. It just redirects back to the overall events page.

Thank you for your help, Baden!

The first option did not work, but adding !important overrode whatever was controlling the font.

P.S. I love your choice of class name. Bazinga! ??

I’ve tried all sorts of codes but none of them seem to be working. I can change the size and font-weight of the title text, but not the color. No matter how I set up the CSS code with the expand codes, the color never changes.

Here’s what I currently have listed in the Settings:

Style: Light
Tag Attribute: h6
Collapse/Expand Duration: fast
Animation Effect: Slide & Fade
Custom Style: I did not list any. I put the specific CSS code within my theme’s h6 style.

Within my Page:

[expand title=”My Title Here” tag=”h6″]Content goes here. Blah blah blah… [/expand]

Within my theme’s CSS file:

h6 {
font-size: 15px;
font-weight: bold;
color: #645240;
}

I also tried putting the h6 CSS style within the Collapse-O-Matic’s Custom style box instead of within my own CSS file. Neither will change the color. If I adjust the font-size in that above CSS code, I see that change on my Page. If I adjust the font-weight, I see that change as well. But no matter what color I put, be it color: red; or color: #FFF; or color: #CCCCCC; or whatever setting, the color stays black.

However, the expanded content that you read when you click on the arrow and read the content within, THAT content matches the color I have assigned for the text throughout the rest of the page. So I’m not sure why this particular part of the code won’t allow any overriding.

Any suggestions? What am I missing?

Thanks for the help!

P.S. I cannot include a link to the site, because the site is not live yet. My client is still deciding on hosting companies and I’m still working to finish the final details of the site.