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  • February 24, 2015 at 1:52 pm #401397
    scottgoodacre

    I’m in the middle of designing my company website using Enfold, and have a few questions, mainly to do with the Events Manager Pro plugin. I did try the one Enfold supports however it doesn’t have the functionality I need (adding attendees).

    1. First of all, I’ve set up a child theme and have a style.css file in there. However in order for any css changes to work I have to remove the code from the theme options area. Should the child theme not overwrite the theme options?

    2. Here’s the Event Manager Pro issue I’m having: trying to sort custom styling. I’ve linked to a page in the private content area that I’ve created for an upcoming event. If you add a ticket using the table it shows the attendee info, however the styling for this doesn’t look great. I’ve tried all of the classes and ids I can think of and I can’t influence the look of this at all. I’ve figured out that the ‘input’ class seems linked to the alternate background color under main content. Do you have any ideas about what I need to edit to make this show?

    Thanks in advance for your help with this. Hope I’ve explained the problem properly!

    February 24, 2015 at 6:33 pm #401592
    Elliott

    Hi scottgoodacre!

    1. If your code is in the theme options area then that will work. If you want to move it to the child theme style.css file then there is no problem with that either. If you need to overwrite some CSS code then you could use the !important rule like so.

    a { color: blue !important; }

    But it would be better to just keep your code in one area so you do not need to overwrite it.

    2. That looks like it will take a lot of CSS work. You can target those elements like so.

    .em-attendee-fieldset input {  }
.em-attendee-fieldset label {  }

    Cheers!
    Elliott

    February 25, 2015 at 10:57 am #401954
    scottgoodacre

    Thanks for the help – I hadn’t realised how ‘important’ the !important command was, despite having worked with css for a few years. I knew what ids and classes I had to target already, sticking !important in has actually made them work.

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