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abamedicine
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June 18, 2015 at 1:11 pm
last century.
Why can’t the interface look halfway-decent? Do you programmers have NO IDEA WHATSOEVER about graphic design? Why can’t content left-justify? Why does there have to be either no negative space or too much negative space?
Seriously, the ecommerce sites I worked on back in the 1990s look like the Event Espresso checkout looks. PLEASE hire someone who knows how to make things look halfway decent, otherwise you’ll find that one of these days there is a plugin that offers what you do and looks half-way professional.
Thank you.
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Josh
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June 18, 2015 at 1:45 pm
Wow, thanks for the feedback! Is there any chance you can post a link to your event page so we can take a look? I’m wondering if there’s some CSS from your active WordPress theme that may be overriding the styles set by EE’s stylesheets.
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abamedicine
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June 23, 2015 at 5:18 pm
Josh thanks for getting back and sorry if my words were a bit harsh. My main problem is stemming from the fact that when Event Espresso is being used, I’m not only dealing with the theme CSS, I’m also dealing with EE CSS AND the themeroller CSS. So for instance my Registration page here: https://www.abamedicine.com/event-registration/, after a ‘Register’ button has been clicked, I have at least three left-margins that are different, and then I have some of the font styles coming from Themeroller, some from EE, and some from the theme. It’s just a bit of a mess, and they whenever I uprade from EE3 to EE4, who knows what will happen to any customizations at that point. Thanks
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Josh
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June 26, 2015 at 6:33 am
It turns out that you can disable the Themeroller option if you prefer. You can also de-register the Event Espresso CSS as well. Please let me know if you want to try removing all the Event Espresso CSS and I can whip up a PHP snippet that will shut off Event Espresso’s CSS.
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