Calendar Widget

[Rein Ridder]

Hello,

I would like to use the calendar widget, but i don’t want to show the calendar itself only the list below it. Is this possible?

Best Regards,
Rein

[snorton]

Rein, so you don’t have to wait too long for the good folks here to reply to this post, did you know that there is an Events List widget which you can filter by category if you’d like, or limit the number of events listed?

[Rein Ridder]

Thanks for your reply snorton, i know there is an other list view widget i don’t like the way that one is styled. I like the way the date and event are styled below the calendar.

[snorton]

I see what you’re saying. I, too, did not care for the default style on the Events List widget so I created a template override which essentially replicated the Calendar widget (but without the calendar). It’s really simple to do.
Just create a directory called “widgets” in [your theme]/tribe-events and copy the list-widget.php file from /wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/views/pro/widgets. From here you can modify the template to meet your needs. To see how the list is structured under the mini calendar, open \wp-content\plugins\events-calendar-pro\views\pro\widgets\mini-calendar\single-event.php

[Brook]

Rein,

In addition to Snorton’s great advice there is an alternate solution. You can simply add the following to your CSS style sheet:

.tribe-mini-calendar{display: none;}

This simply hides the mini calendar, and will just display the default list underneath it. Snorton’s suggestion is more powerful and definitely ideal, but if you are interested in a quick fix that CSS should work.

Will one of those suggestions work for you?

– Brook

PS. Thank you for helping out snorton!

 

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