Event Espresso is using elements of my own theme in its pages. I’ve tried everything I can to stop this – editing my child theme, moving the Aribiato theme to my child theme but nothing seems to work.
I want to be able to make changes to the layout. My theme also has a custom CSS function but that doesn’t make any difference either.
Hi, just an update in this. I finally managed to get EE and the child theme to talk to each other so I can now make changes to the physical layout of the event page.
I still can’t change the styling on some elements as its been over-ridden by the main theme. Also, my sidebar isn’t displaying correctly. There is no padding on the right side. This only happens on the event page.
On the first page I provided, the price and quantity are using EE CSS, but the description is from my own CSS. Also the table it sits in is from my own CSS. These are an example of the elements I’d like to control without affecting the rest of the theme.
I’ll mark this thread resolved, if you do run into further problems please feel free to start another.
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