The booking form is not showing up properly on my site.
I´ve been trying different settings but nothing makes it better only worse
Here is my page: https://www.norlanderdialog.se/events/handledning-genom-psykodrama/
I´m using Wallstreet pro as theme.
all the best
/Urban Norlander
Urban Norlander
The styling is handled largely by the theme. You can, either through a child theme or through a plug-in add a styling to address the problem. E.g. I found the following improved the ticket selection table:
.eo-booking-ticket-picker thead td{
font-weight:bold;
}
.eo-booking-ticket-picker tr {
color: #333;
text-shadow: none;
background-color: white;;
}
.eo-booking-ticket-picker td {
border-right: none;
}
Stephen Harris
Thanks
Where do I put the code?
Urban Norlander
In a child theme preferably. Or loaded it from plugin. As a last resort you could modify the theme stylesheets but you will need to reapply the changes after each update.
Stephen Harris
How do i do when I create a child theme or load it from plugin. I really need to now the steps. I googled on child theme and it seemed very complicated.
Urban Norlander
Hi Urban,
If you wanted to go down the child theme route, you’d probably need to hire a developer or ask your theme author.
Alternatively you can put that code in the your theme’s stylesheet, but you’d need to reapply the changes after updating the theme.
Stephen Harris
I found an easy way to put in the code. It looks much better but is there a way to adjust the padding?
And is there a way to adjust the template. The event page seem to automatically show up as a blog post and I´d prefer a page template
all the best
/Urban Norlander
Urban Norlander
I experimented a bit and found out that this worked
.eo-booking-ticket-picker thead td{
font-weight:bold;
padding: 0 20px !important;
margin: 0 5px;<br />
}
.eo-booking-ticket-picker tr {
color: #333;
text-shadow: none;
background-color: white;;
}
.eo-booking-ticket-picker td {
padding: 0 20px !important;
margin: 0 5px;<br />
border-right: none;
}
But I still want to know if it´s possible to make the event appear in a page template instead of a blog post template
Urban Norlander
Hi Urban,
Regarding the event template, in theme compatibility it uses single.php
and injects event content, but if you want full control over the entire template, then you can create an single-event.php
. There is an example of this in the plug-in template file, but it’s based off an old core WordPress theme.
Stephen Harris