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I literally just did this 3 minutes ago. From the ‘Edit Events’ page or ‘Events’ page in “/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=tribe_events”, find the individual event you wish to delete and select the Trash link. Select ‘Delete only this events’ from the dialog that follows.
It seems to be populating from the function tribe_meta_event_cats, I don’t know where it is but it’s likely there’s no override as it’s in the core somewhere.
Oops, the above will remove it entirely. Look in your /resources/views/single.php, copy it to your theme/events/ directory and I believe you’ll find the code in that file to remove the hyperlink from the category.
Actually Rob, if Paul gets some ideas from it feel free to roll it into 2.1 or later. I wrote it cause I thought it would make instructions regarding CSS overrides simpler, but it’s really something that should be baked in. Proper attribution greatly fully accepted. 😉
John, you might try creating an override template and use the is_user_logged_in() function. That way only logged in users can see the calendar. If you want something more private than that you could base viewing on user level. Great discussion of that here, http://wplifeguard.com/how-to-use-wordpress-to-display-content-depending-on-a-users-level/
I think what you may need is a list for the conditional tags. It was compiled by Jonah.
https://gist.github.com/2415009
Is that it?There is no “default” events category, nor does it appear that an uncategorized event have any specific CSS class or id associated with it. If this is what you’re looking for you might put it in as a feature request. In the mean time you could create an “Uncategorized” category and assign your uncategorized events to that. Then they would have a .cat_uncategorized CSS class.
Christian, if you’re looking for the individual category slugs the following code will get them for you.
function getCategorySlugs() {
$terms = get_terms("tribe_events_cat");
$slugs = array();
foreach ($terms as $term) {
$slugs[] = $term->slug;
}
return $slugs;
}
Rob, can you please return Settings > The Events Calendar link back. It’s much quicker access to the settings page.
