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Already read here are a few topics to this issue, but have not found an answer.
I am surprised that such an expensive plug-in, no elementary function to print the event!
I tried a lot of additional plug-ins, but they do not print additional information to the event (address, phone number, map, etc.). How do I solve this problem? Thanks.You’re right that we don’t provide any specific functionality for this purpose, but generally we’ve found that – with most themes – simply using the browser’s print functionality works in an acceptable fashion.
In fact, on visiting the URL you provided when you opened this topic and navigating to a single event, I found that I was able to print pretty much a perfect replica of the single event page, complete with all the same information. There were admittedly some minor formatting issues, but nothing too drastic.
Can you confirm what information exactly is missing when you try this? Which web browser (and version) are you using to print the event pages?
If I use the print function in the browser, print the entire page of the site where a lot of excess. Website navigation, footer content for example I do not need.
Sure, so right now there is no other alternative (at least not one that is integrated into The Events Calendar itself). You are more than welcome to post a feature request, though, or indeed add your support to any suitable existing requests 🙂
It’s best to read through our Themer’s Guide if you haven’t already done so – this covers many of the basic steps required to safely customize event-related templates 🙂
With that done, and assuming you are using the Default Events Template (you can check/change this via the Events → Settings → Display screen), you could simply remove the calls to get_header() and get_footer() respectively.
If you are using a differet template setting then the process would likely be similar, but without being familiar with your theme it is hard to provide precise steps.
Does that help?
Folder: plugins/the-events-calendar/views – default-template.php , after removal code – get_footer(), is not displayed map.
It’s best to read through our Themer’s Guide if you haven’t already done so – this covers many of the basic steps required to safely customize event-related templates 🙂
Yes, I’ve seen it many times, but I’m no expert in programming.
Ah yes, so a problem would be that with the header and footer removed, various styles and scripts are probably not being generated.
In place of those calls (to get_header() and get_footer()) you may need to add wp_head() and wp_footer() calls, respectively.
Yes, I’ve seen it many times, but I’m no expert in programming.
I can appreciate that – but our goal here is to point you in the right direction, not to build customizations for you.
Though we would genuinely love to spend more time helping out with individual customizations like this one the reality is that doing so would leave us unable to support all of our users.
It is also important you understand what’s happening when making changes like this one – at least to some extent – so you can maintain it in the future: once you have made a change like this, we typically cannot assist if it triggers a future breakage.
With that in mind, if you feel uncomfortable making changes like these, it may be wise to seek the help of a suitable designer/developer (and if you email us at support-at-theeventscalendar-dot-com we’d be more than happy to provide you with a list of folks we recommend).
Since I don’t think we will be able to assist further on this one I will go ahead and close out this topic – but please do remember to post a feature request if you’d like us to consider better print support for a future release 🙂
Thanks again!
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