Using Events Calendar , in the Month, Week and Day calendar displays, the Next and Prev buttons are down in the Calendar header , i.e. on top of the fri and Sat text. With the Bartik theme, the Next prex ate in line with the Month/Week/Day indicator for the calendar.

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#8 calendar-fixed.png162.65 KBDanny Englander
#3 local.css_.txt976 bytesbrussam
BambooCalendar.jpg189.29 KBbrussam
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Category: bug » support
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Hi I need a little more info.

  1. What modules are you using for the calendar?
  2. Is it the Calendar module?
  3. Is this displaying from a View?
  4. Have you altered any code or CSS in the theme?
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Title: Calendat Next Prev positions » Calendar Next Prev positions
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1. not sure what you mean
2. Calendar 7x 3.4
3. The Month view, the Week view and the Day view.
4. Yes. I included the local.css file.

Most of the css entries were to slim the menu bars to take less screen real estate.

The last entry was a kludge I build from reading posts about the Calendar and the Next/Prev buttons. The kludge is pretty good for a PC display and it isn't too bad for the smartphone.

I am just knowledgeable enough to be dangerous but that should put you in the ballpark.

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Based on the facts and info here, it seems a bit of a stretch for Bamboo to account for other modules out there and the possible layout that may occur in those instances but I do get that it was fine with Bartik. It seems like it would be trivial task to simply examine that area of the page with Firebug or Web Inspector and do an override in your local CSS file, most likely a 15 minute job as most.

That being said, I'll give some leeway here an attempt to duplicate the issue you are having but it's not going to be a high priority honestly. I may get to it in within the next 10 days or more and post back here what I find (or don't find). Thanks.

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I appreciate the situation and since I have a kluge that works, I am am not in a hurry.

My goal was to try and have a Drupal environment with as little tweaking as possible for others to support. Having the ability to add the local.css file was a very nice touch.

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Category: support » bug
Status: Postponed » Needs review

Hi I've added a potential fix for this in dev, I was able to replicate your issue. Bamboo was making global assumptions about pagers which I have now removed and simply added a bottom margin to the last article within a Teaser to account for that. You can pull the latest from Git:

git clone --branch 7.x-1.x highrockmedia@git.drupal.org:project/bamboo.git
cd bamboo

... or you can wait 24 hours or so for the dev package to update on the project page. I won't add a release until this gets tested.

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I tried the 7.x-1.x-dev dated 4/3/2013 and had the same results. Was this the version that had the probable fix or is it only available with the git process.

I am not familiar with the git process. I guess it is something to learn.

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yes, the dev from April 3rd on the project page has the code that fixes this issue. The commit diff was:

http://drupalcode.org/project/bamboo.git/commitdiff/f69c27e?hp=1dc439769...

The offending code in style.css removed:

ul.pager {
  position: relative;
  top: 24px;
}

Please be sure to clear your cache, see my screen capture of the fixed pager.

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I forgot the clear the cache step. You you fixed it.

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Status: Needs review » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.