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frostbyte, you’re in luck. I use the Desk Mess Mirrored Theme for our Boy Scout Troop’s website. I made a template override for default-template.php. Download it and drop it into your THEME/tribe-events/ folder.
You might want to create a simple child theme for Desk Mess Mirrored and create the tribe-events/tribe-events.css structure there as it will survive a theme update.
materdeiknights, see if the Parent Category Toggler plugin will do what you need.
It’s on line 97 of /events-calendar-pro/lib/meta-pro.php
I don’t know if there’s a way to change this without altering this core file, but if you do change this file, your changes will be overwritten with the next plugin update.
Great John, but thank Barry and Jessica. It does get a little confusing when adding HTML code in a php function.
John, replace what you showed us with http://pastebin.com/suaZi7QG
You’ll see a slight difference.
And what color would you use when there are 2 or more different events with different categories on the same day? It’s not possible to use more than one color at a time.
It will in a future update. You can see what it looks like at http://drfragen.info
Of course, see The Events Calendar Category Colors plugin.
Rob, actually using CSS media queries, like these. You can add the list widget to your site and then hide the calendar when the viewport is small and hide the widget when the viewport is large.
It won’t be truly responsive but it could get you to what you want to see.
You could always tell the end user to make sure to also select the parent category for every child category they select.
Check out the Themer’s Guide. You should be able to do a template override of day/nav.php
or you might try adding the following to your CSS..tribe-events-sub-nav { display: none; }At least if we’re referring to the links at the bottom of the page. 😉 Can you supply a URL so I can be sure we’re both referring to the same part?
Hey Seth!
I think you’ve misunderstood Barry and CSS overrides. The idea is not to completely replace the core CSS as found in `tribe-events-pro-full.css` but to create an override file containing the CSS you wish to override. This folder/file structure would be as outlined in the Themer’s Guide.
{THEME}/tribe-events/pro/tribe-events-pro.css is a folder and file structure that you need to create on your server inside of your active THEME folder. If you put all your CSS overrides in the ‘tribe-events-pro.css’ file it should be automatically loaded by the plugin. You can check this by looking at the source headers for your page.
The reason for this method is that you really don’t want to replace the whole of the core CSS, you just want to override some of it. Does that explanation help any?
