Month not displayed in view

I am also experiencing the same issue. The header does not display the Month title.

Same here, the name of the month is not displayed on the calendar "block", it happened after I upgraded date module to version 7.x-2.3. The month name is also missing from the monthly view (as a side note, the name of the month are properly displayed in the yearly view).

Also, when browsing the calendar by day/week/year, information about the current day/week/year are missing too (probably the same issue).

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I am also experiencing this issue, the latest version of Drupal 7 and the Calendar module are installed

My month header also disappeared when I installed the date module upgrade. This actually applies to the Week, Day and Year displays as well. I've found that it's actually covered up by the background of the Prev link (a <li> with class .date-prev) in the pager. It can be fixed by adding

left: inherit;

to the rule

.view .date-nav-wrapper .date-prev {

at line 776 in calendar_multiday.css

I've done this using by overriding the stylesheet in my theme (actually a sub-theme of Mayo)

I am having same issue. Tried solution Posted by llepere but with no success.

This solution worked perfectly for me.

Thanks

This solution did not work for me, either. Any other suggestions at fixing this?
thanks much

@forebrae and bhans: did you try flushing the caches after adding the line? It didn't work for me on just a page reload, but when I flushed the caches and reloaded again, it worked like a charm.

Well, I did flush the caches but I made a mistake and put the line in the wrong section. I missed it by one. I fixed it and flushed again and all is working well. Thanks much!!

Experiencing the same issue. Solution provided by Ilepere in post #5 worked for me.

If things look slightly wrong in themes other than those that ship with Drupal, you may have to make css adjustments in your theme. It is impossible to create css that will work flawlessly with any theme. I only check that it works with the core themes.

Please keep meaningful titles for posterity's sake.
That way, if others search for same or similar issues, it will show up.

Thanks.

Thank you. Now works after flushing the cache.

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... is this something that will be fixed eventually?
thanks

It appears that the block view shows the month but page view does not

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Ha! Thanks llepere! (#5) Not only did it work... but that's the first time I ever edited CSS.

For other noobs:

1. I went and got notepad++
2. the file is in /sites/all/modules/calendar/css
3. the file name is calendar_multiday.css
4. MAKE A COPY OF THE FILE AND PUT IT SOMEWHERE SAFE IN CASE YOU SCREW IT UP.
5. Open the file in Notepad++
6. Goto Line #776 (like llepere! said)
7. then just add "left: inherit;" (without the quotes) to the end of that "block" of "rules"... (I don't know what to call it... I don't know the first thing about CSS
8. Save the file
9. Goto your admin panel and flush the caches
10. Yer' stinkin' done :)

llepere! = rockstar!

Gosh! I'm flattered. I've just gotten started with Drupal and lots of stuff is very confusing to me but I do have CSS experience.

The only problem with editing directly on the file in /sites/all/modules/calendar/css is I believe it will be overwritten when you upgrade your calendar module. That's why I used a sub-theme. I figured it out from this reference: http://drupal.org/node/225125. I made a copy of the calendar_multiday.css file in my sub-theme's css directory and made the edit there.

You can add the rule:

.view .date-nav-wrapper .date-prev {
left: inherit;
}

to any CSS file in your theme, you don't have to copy the entire calendar CSS (and shouldn't, because if changes are made to the module CSS, your theme CSS will be overriding them).

Much better! Thank you.

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