Hide the price generated by the Events Calendar

[jeanette]

Hi
Sorry the ticket was closed before I got the chance to reply – went down a different rabbit hole with the client.

In my last ticket you mentioned CSS that could help resolve the issue we’re having

Could you please elaborate on the CCS I could use?

Thanks
Matt

[Jeremy]

Hi Matt,

Thanks for reaching out to us! I’d be happy to help you 🙂

Where exactly would you like to hide the price?

If you only want to hide it according to the screenshot you send, this css snippet should do the work:

.tribe-events-schedule .tribe-events-cost {display:none;}

Please let me know how it goes.

Cheers,
Jeremy

[jeanette]

Hey Jeremy that did the trick but now its moved the dollar/pound symbol from the left of the purchase amount to the right. (see attachments)
How can I rectify this?
Matt

[Jeremy]

Hi Matt,

Normally, those two things are unrelated. In order to get the money symbol placed before the amount, be sure Currency symbol follows value is unchecked (in Events > Settings > General tab).

Could you confirm this option is unchecked?

Cheers,
Jeremy

[jeanette]

Yes it is un-checked

[Jeremy]

Hi Matt,

If that option is un-checked and you still see the symbol value after the amount, it’s likely there’s a glitch somewhere.

Could you try to deactivate all your other plugins and see if that makes a difference? Also, could you switch back to the default theme (Twenty Seventeen) and see if that changes something? Please read our documentation about Testing for conflicts before running those tests.

Please let me know how it goes.

Cheers,
Jeremy

[jeanette]

Hi Jeremy

I’ve found the conflict – it is with WooCommerce plugin – we’re running version 3.4.3

All other plugins have been tested an working fine – the site is fully updated too

Where to next?

Matt

[Jeremy]

Hi Matt,

It’s strange, because on my local installation, I also have WooCommerce version 3.4.3, and I can’t reproduce your problem.

Could you share your System Information with me, so that I could understand your configuration a little bit better?

Thanks in advance,
Jeremy

[jeanette]

Sure – system is shared now

[Jeremy]

Hi Matt,

For some reason, it didn’t go through. Could you please copy and paste it on your reply? (you may set your reply as “Private”).

Thanks in advance,
Jeremy

[jeanette]

This reply is private.

[Jeremy]

This reply is private.

[jeanette]

Yes the tickets are sold via WooComm

I’ve checked and reset the symbol position in Multi-Currency and no change.

I then used the CCS code “NZ$ #PRICE#” which resulted in the amount showing as “20.00NZ$ #PRICE#” on the events calendar page.

On a side note – the settings are correct for all the products in the store even with the CCS

See images attached

Where to next?

Thanks
Matt

[Jeremy]

Hi Matt,

It seems the problem is related to the WooCommerce Multi Currency plugin. Did you contact the plugin author?

Please let me know his feedback if he replies,

Cheers,
Jeremy

[jeanette]

I’ll try but unfortunately, the client only used the free version and VillaTheme don’t share their KB without a purchase number.

Working from the beginning – this conflict only appeared when I added the css to the site

.tribe-events-schedule .tribe-events-cost {display:none;}

What if we dropped this css and approached this from the child-theme?

I know you have a themers guide I can refer to but honestly, I got a bit lost as to where to begin with this – is there anywhere you can point me for a bit of ‘how to’ when working with these elements?

Thanks
Matt

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