Hi there Mark,
Thanks for getting in touch with us on this! I can help you here 🙂
First let me say that the right way of doing this is to create a child theme, and override the template that outputs the meta data. As the elements in that ‘meta data’ table don’t have specific identifiers in the html code, you use a CSS snippet like the following to hide the rows by ‘order’:
.tribe-events-meta-group tr:nth-child(3),
.tribe-events-meta-group tr:nth-child(5),
.tribe-events-meta-group tr:nth-child(6) {
display: none;
}
The code above will hide the 3rd, 5th and 6th rows of the ‘meta data’ table. The downside of this is that if there are any events with different information in the table it might hide the wrong rows!
Please let me know if this helps,
Best,
Nico