[Birgit]

Resolved this 🙂

[Birgit]

Hi Trisha,

sorry for replying late.
That helps definitely 😉

Cheers and Happy Easter!
Markus

[Birgit]

Hi Courtney,

yes, that is of course an option I have considered, but I thought it might be more elegant to sort it dynamically in case categories are added, dropped or renamed.

Thanks anyway and Happy Easter!

[Birgit]

To illustrate what I mean: this is the section I want to adress 😉

[Birgit]

Thanks so far, but the header section is not part of the loop, so I have to address it somewhere else. As I said, this is not a regular with a specific ID, so I can not apply a featured image to the section where the slug “Events” appears. I just want to ad a header image for the page that goes with the theme template.
Thanks, Markus

[Birgit]

I would like so second that. A field for the URL or E-Mail address would be highly useful. In the Organizers list it’s already implemented. If it could be done the same way for venues that would help a lot (and a custom photo would be cool too).

[Birgit]

Robert, there is a very easy way to set the zoom in the embedded Google maps to a more detailed scale.
You just have to change one parameter in one file. It is called »event-map.php« in the free Events Calender plugin, folder »admin-views«
On line 17 there is a value for zoom, which is set to 8 by default. Replace 8 with 15 or 16 or 17, you have to try what suits your needs best. That should work fine.

[Birgit]

Have found out why.

If the permalink options are set to default, the URL slugs do not appear in the settings panel, you need to choose a different or custom setting. Didn’t know that. Topic closed 🙂

[Birgit]

Hi Shane. Nope, this is the first install.

Have also disabled my current theme and tested it with the default twentyeleven. Changed the language in the wp-config.php and back – none of these had any effect.

Would like to test it on a different server first to make sure it is actual an issue of this specific environment.
Will keep you updated, thanks.

[Birgit]

Hi everyone.

I just installed The Event Calender and Event Calender Pro via FTP. TEC was no problem but when I copied the folder »events-calender-pro« into the plugin directory it didn’t show up after refreshing the Plugin page in the WordPress Admin area. Then I had a closer look at the folder and noticed that it actually contained two direcories. One is named »the-events-plugin« and the other again »events-calender-pro«, same spelling as the parent folder. And I learned this is the actual TEC plugin. The content of the other folder seems to be identical with the free TEC, so as there are some difficulties with the Version 2 not showing up in the official WordPress Plugin repository I assume the Tribe-guys have bundled it with the pro-Version to make sure customer have both versions when purchasing ECP.

So I just copied the inner directory via FTP into the plugin direcory and had no problem activating it. My suggestion: unzip the ZIP downloaded from Tribe and then either uploading the inner nested »event-calender-pro« via FTP or zip that folder again and update via the plugin panel in WordPress.

If you open the »event-calender-pro« you will notice in contains 7 folders and 2 files, including a php-file with the name and description of the plugin in the header – which is needed to be recognised as a valid plug by WordPress – and that file needs to be in the root directory of the plugin folder.

Hope this was helpful.

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