Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Brian,
I don’t think the issue is an excerpt. Take a look at the images in the referenced GitHub issue. Works in month view tooltip, doesn’t work in week view tooltip.
Brian,
I have been working with Mark and he is updated. The issue highlights an edge case in the week view tooltip. Take a look at the images posted on GitHub.
Have a great time at #wcus.
Brian, if you take a peak at the issue in GitHub you can see what we’ve figured out.
1. There were some issues with Category Colors that have been fixed in v4.4.2, now released.
2. The issue is primarily with how the tooltip displays in week view.
3. The tooltip displays correctly in month view.
If there’s anything I can do let me know.
Brian, if you take a peak at the issue in GitHub you can see what we’ve figured out.
1. There were some issues with Category Colors that have been fixed in v4.4.2, now released.
2. The issue is primarily with how the tooltip displays in week view.
3. The tooltip displays correctly in month view.
If there’s any good I can do let me know.
Hey George,
Is that something you’re interested in? I can elaborate on technical details if so, otherwise I’ll hold off for simplicity’s sake.
Want to get technical? 🙂
Just a thought but it seems that if the subscribe to iCal feature would create and ics file with the next 2 months of data, then every time iCal refreshes a current next 2 months of data would be present.
George, I’m certainly willing to dig into core to help figure this out.
For those following along, here’s the link to the referenced issue.
https://wordpress.org/support/topic/mobile-view-18
The solution here will remove the Category Colors from the month view grid. It also tells how to ensure that your custom
tribe-events/tribe-events.csschanges will load very late in the load order so that they have preference over earlier CSS, inline CSS notwithstanding.Jason,
I’ve posted on your issue over on .org for Category Colors.
I believe the issue is that you’ve created a template override for your calendar view that adds the start time and venue to the event. If you add these elements inside of the h3 tag, instead of outside of the tag where they currently exist, I think the problem will be solved.
Something like the following:
<h3> {start_time} <a> {venue} </h3>Let me know.
Andy
miguelgino,
You might want to try The Events Calendar Category Colors.
If you assign different categories to your events and color them I think you can achieve what you want.
Andy
You might give The Events Calendar Category Colors a try.
It is a third party plugin. It does colorize widgets too.
It seems that the following code was omitted.
From knowledgebase:
<div id="tribe-events-event-<?php echo $event_id ?>" class="<?php tribe_events_event_classes() ?>">Should likely be:
<div id="tribe-events-event-<?php echo $event_id ?>" class="<?php tribe_events_event_classes() ?>" data-tribejson='<?php echo tribe_events_template_data( $post ); ?>'>Please note this is untested.
It seems that in the knowledgebase article none of the
data-tribejsonis included and that’s what creates the mobile view.Hey Brook,
I was misunderstanding what you meant. I’ll try the tickets per event. I thought you meant 2 events and that would be very confusing.
Variable pricing is a much more elegant solution as I’m afraid people will choose the wrong ticket. My use case is a medical education event that has different prices for doctors or nurses.
