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Greg Davis
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May 23, 2013 at 8:16 pm
My client has their event calendar here: https://kennett-design.com/calendar/
We have noticed since upgrading recently, that the styling of the hover pop-up has changed. Overall it is a nice change, however the speed at which the window pops up is very very quick (too quick for their taste). Is there a way too slow down the timing of how quickly the tooltip pop-up appears?
Also – for some reason, the size of the pop-up window also seems to vary. In some cases it is the correct size and all of the content is visible. In other cases only a portion of the content is visible and the “register” button is missing. We are not using the “more” feature so we are very confused why this is happening.
Can you provide clues on these 2 problems? Thanks!
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Dean
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May 24, 2013 at 4:15 am
Hi Greg,
There is no option for tooltip delay, but ill add a feature request for it. If you absolutely need this and have no objection to changing a core file (though I dont recommend it, as it will get over written every update), then read on.
espresso-calendar.php.
around lin 616, is
show: {
event: 'click mouseenter',
solo: true
add a comma after true and hit return, then type delay: 1000, where the 1000 is the delay you want in milliseconds.
show: {
event: 'click mouseenter',
solo: true,
delay: 1000
},
Regarding the missing register button, the only example I came across was on some events where the image was on top of the button. This seems to be occurring due to a combination of the images being floated left, and very little text
little text – http://d.pr/i/Uqpj
more text – http://d.pr/i/Uqpj
So you could not flaot the image, or add more text OR you could add this little bit of CSS to the theme style.css and it should fix it
.qtip_info {
clear: both;
}
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Greg Davis
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May 28, 2013 at 8:15 pm
Thanks Dean! Those updates seem to work nicely for us.
However, we have noticed that the “Register” button which appears just fine in Chrome is all white (no words or color) in IE (9). Is there any known problem with that with IE?
[see screen shot here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/4138085/EE-Calendar-Button.jpg ]
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Dean
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May 28, 2013 at 11:49 pm
Hi,
I believe there is a developer ticket to look into that, whats happening is the css is using gradients which IE doesnt like, but there is no default background colour to revert to so its showing no colour at all.
I havent tested this on IE9 but adding
.reg_now { background-color: #0d89b1; }
should resolve it for you.
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Greg Davis
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May 30, 2013 at 4:21 am
Thanks Dean. That worked (with a slight tweak). Needed add the “a” tag to make it:
a.reg_now { background-color: #0d89b1; }
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