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June 9, 2017 at 2:23 am

Hi there,

On my front page of my website- It Says Tea for One sets- you click the link and it takes me to a site where I can buy teapots and tea cups. Please help I do not sell teapots.

That link is actually on every page, but it is not from Event Espresso.

Has that only recently started happening?

Have you recently installed any new plugins/themes?

I also have these white/blank squares in place of what is supposed to be a link to “Register Now”

Your theme is setting the background colour of submit inputs to white with white text – http://take.ms/AdRn5

As the Register now button is one of those input, it has a whitebackground with white text, on a white content background, meaning you can’t see it.

You can override that specifically for the ticket selector buttons using:

.tkt-slctr-tbl-wrap-dv .ticket-selector-submit-btn {
    background: grey;
}

You can add the above styles to your theme within:

Appearance -> Customize -> Additional CSS.

June 9, 2017 at 11:57 am

Hi Ryan,

You can add something like this to make those have a gray background:

.espresso_events .button,
input.ee-ical-sbmt {
background-color: #d2d2d2;
}

With regards to the “Tea for one Sets” links on your site, you’ll need to figure out how they got added before you can get rid of them. So if they’re added by the theme, you remove them from the theme. If they’re added by a plugin, you remove the plugin or the code from the plugin that adds those links. If they’re added by a rogue file from your site getting hacked, then you’ll need to clean up and dispose of the rogue files and change all the passwords for the accounts that access your website.

June 12, 2017 at 4:03 am

You’ll likely find the same will happen in various places because the theme selector is so general, it’s setting any input to use a background of white.

Something like this should work:

.spco-step-dv input.spco-next-step-btn {
    background-color: grey;
}

In regards to the Teapots link, it may appear to be something insignificant but you basically have code running on your server/site that you have didn’t intend to be there, it could do more than just add a link to the page (it is not my code and I’ve never seen ite so I have no idea what it actually does) so I would highly recommend investigating further to find where that link is coming from.