problems with Calendar and Calendar Popup modules

I just committed a fix for #1, it wasn't related to this issue but it fixed it.

For #2, I'm not overriding any styles views or calendar have specifically provided. I just don't have any support for this ATM.

Looking in Firebug, the class "links" is the one that you want to adjust. You could add something like this to style.css.

.links li {
 display:inline;
}

and that should list the bulleted items in a horizontal line.

I'm not sure if this is the best way to do this with the new setup for the theme. Jacine can clarify that.

Hi,

sorry to bring this up again, but I tried the solution given above. It worked in a previous version of Sky, but ti doesn't anymore in 3.6. Any help?

Is this still a problem? It looks OK on the site that you provided a link to view.

It's still a problem on my site. I don't know why. I used the code in #2 on my site.

Is your site online where we can review it?

It is, but it is a private website and we have sensitive content. Anyway, it's fine. I was using the litecal module (provided by openAtrium), which had the same issue as the regular calendar module. I couldn't get it to work for either modules, but it did work when I changed the css files in the litecal module folders.

I prefer the litecal module UI, so indirectly the problem is solved. Thanks for your help though, I reallly appreciate it.

Thanks for letting us know Janam, and thanks for the help here aimutch :)

I just installed Sky 6.x-3.10 and am experiencing the same problem where
Calendar menu (year-month-week-day) does not display on one line.

The year-month-week-day links display correctly in many other themes including Garland.

What is Sky doing differently that would cause this? Is adding the CSS from #2 the best way to deal with this?

The source of this issue is that, unlike many other themes, /modules/system/system-menus.css does not get loaded. This is why the

.links li {
display:inline;
}

does not get loaded as the calendar module expects. I suspect that the theme designer did this on purpose (since he/she probably would have had to go out of their way to have it be excluded.). I thought about adding system-menu.css to the page.tpl.php file to load it, but thought that it would likely break more things than it fixed. Maybe this is more of a Calendar issue as they should probably provide this css if it is important and not assume that the theme is going to keep .links li inline...

For now, I ended up adding this to this site's custom css file

 .calendar-calendar ul.links li {
  display:inline;
  padding-right: 1em;
  }

specifying .calendar-calendar keeps it from effecting other areas of the site that the theme does not want it.
I am marking the issue active to get the maintainer's input. Thanks!

I added this to style.css:

.links li {
  display:inline;
}

It will be in the next release.