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When I use the Events Calendar block editor, I change the color of the text in the editor to what I want but when I publish the page, the color of the text is always black.
I have tested for conflict and found out it is with the Generatepress theme itself. The problem was resolved with all other plugins disabled and the twenty-twenty theme turned on. But when I activated Generatpress with all other plugins on, the problem re-occurred.
Thanks for your help.Customer Support
Hi Patrick,
Are you pertaining to this button?
https://share.getcloudapp.com/llu6OnWKIf yes, I see that it doesn’t seem to have conflicting CSS w/ the theme as you can see that on the screenshot, it uses the selectors TEC uses which is
#tribe-events-content a, .tribe-events-event-meta abut--tec-color-link-accentvalue it uses is undefined.Can you figure out on TEC’s end how the value for this one is defined from the UI?
Note: the quick and easy solution is adding this CSS –
#tribe-events-content a, .tribe-events-event-meta a{ color: white; }but it’d be great if we can determine this as an actual conflict. Let us know.:DYes, Elvin, that is the button and the text. OK, I have reached out to them and will get back to you with their response.
I appreciate the timely assistance.
PatrickYes, Elvin, that is the button and the text. OK, I have reached out to them and will get back to you with their response.
I appreciate the timely assistance.
PatrickI have colleagues from TEC and asked them personally.
They did mention this issue w/ other themes as well. They also mentioned having custom CSS as the workaround. 🙂
Great, thank you for following up on this Elvin.
No problem. Let us know if you need further help. 😀
Just an update:
I found the Events Calendar global settings under Customize and could change the text color there.
Thank you for the assistance.
PatrickThanks for letting up know. Glad you’ve found the appropriate setting. 🙂
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