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Somewhere I read that you said the layout is adjustable, but will be overwritten with an update of the plugin. I don’t know exactly why you chose the current architecture, but nevertheless I’d like to see the possibility to use templates for the calendar, events and locations in a child theme.
What I meant with the overwriting thing was that is oyu change the main CSS, it will get overwritten. You can create your own CSS (called myown.css) in the plugin dir, but remeber to take a backup of it because when you upgrade via wordpress, WP will try to remove all older files in the plugin dir …
About the templating: it’s not really my design 🙂 If you want to help templating the thing: I welcome the help!
I understand, I’m also not much of a design guy. 🙂
What I meant more is that if for example templates for events.php, event.php, location.php and locations.php and calendar.php get distributed with the plugin.
Then, by copying these files to a child theme directory, the user can safely adjust these files and the plugin can be updated without touching them.
Like you would copy functions.php to your child theme…
Do I make sense? 🙂
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