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Stoked to hear this did the trick!

Since this is marked resolved I am going to close this ticket, but if you need anything else related to this topic or another please post a new one in the forum and we will be happy to help you out.

Good luck with your project!

Cheers,
Andras

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Oh yeah, that absolutely makes sense.

I believe you have 2 options.

Option #1:

You can extend the css with the “events-list” selector like below, that should limit it only to the events list:

.events- list .gtc-page-title-wrapp {
display: none;
}

and

.events-list div#tribe-events {
margin-top: -100px;
}

Options #2:

Try this setting: Events > Settings > Display tab > Events Template > Default Events Template

Currently I believe that is set to “Default Page Template” and that is why is has the header.

This option is a nicer solution and if you go for this, then you don’t need the extra css.

 

Does this do the trick?

Andras

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Hi Christopher,

So the list view is working as expected. Happy to hear that issue is solved.

As for the “See all”, by default it will show all occurrences of an event, that is why it is “See all”. This is how our plugin comes out of the box.

Changing that so that it only shows events in the future and doesn’t show past events would require customization / coding which we are limited to support. If you would like to do this, then I can give you some pointers, but you would need to do most of the work yourself. Or I can share with you a list of developers from the community who might be able to help you out. Let me know.

Cheers,
Andras

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Hi Christopher,

I’m happy to hear one part of the issue is solved.

As for the past recurrences, where do they show up, on which view? Month or list view or when you are clicking on “See All” for a recurring event?

Andras

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Hello Mark,

I ran some test with the feed you provided.

I imported the “Evening Bible Study” event of May 24 as a one-time import.

Then I added a featured image. Re-imported it as a one-time import. Event got updated, and no duplicate. Image remained.

Then I added a venue and organizer. Re-imported it as a one-time import. Again event got updated, and no duplicate. Image, organizer and venue remained.

Is there any other information you are changing / adding?

Are you using a scheduled import or a one-time?

Between the 2 imports is the original event in google calendar changed in any way?

Try setting the “Event Update Authority” to “Import Events but preserve local changes…” and see if that helps.

Cheers,
Andras

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Hallo Marianne,

Unsere seiten zu konfigurieren ist ein bisl schwierig.

Ich denke du siehst die Sidebar mit dem Widgets auf die Community Add Seite wegen die Einstellung unter Veranstaltungen > Einstellungen > Darstellung > Veranstaltungsvorlage > Standard-Seitenvorlage (WordPress). Deswegen siehst du die Sidebar die du auch an deine Blog Seite siehts. Die musst du anpassen.

Ich hoffe das hilft. Wenn du noch Fragen hast oder hilfe brauchst, dann ganz ruhig. 🙂

Grüsse
Andras

 

 

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Hi again,

For our plugins you can do the “1-time-only” payment. Basically you purchase a license which is valid for a year and you will be eligible for premium support and plugin updates as well for a year. After your license runs out you can still use the plugins but you will not get support or updates any more.

With Event Aggregator it is a bit different, because that is a service. When your Event Aggregator license runs out, then you will not be able to run imports (other than CSV) any more.

Here is a detailed post about what we provide for license holders.

I hope this clarifies. Let me know if you have more questions.

Cheers,
Andras

 

 

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Hi Diane,

I’m again sorry for this frustrating issue.

How about posts and pages? Can you empty the trash there?

Sometimes when I experienced HTTP 500 errors, then resaving the permalinks helped. On your dashboard go to Settings > Permalinks and simply click the save button.

If it still doesn’t work, after that, then I might ask for a login to take a look around. Normally we don’t do this, but in this case it might help resolve the issue faster.

Cheers,
Andras

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Hi Dermot,

Thanks for using our plugins and welcome back!

I’m sorry about this issue with the script hanging. I’ll try to help you solve that.

Do you also get that error when you use a different browser?

Do you also get that error when you deactivate all non-calendar plugins / when you switch to a default theme like twentysixteen?

Can you get the full address of that script to see if it is related to our plugins?

I would need this information as a start and then we can work further.

Cheers,
Andras

[Andras]

Hello Vuk,

Thanks for reaching out with your issue. I’m sorry this is happening. I’d be glad to help you out to solve this.

I understand that you don’t want to use a different theme and you need other plugins as well. However, to be able to find the source of the issue I would kindly like to ask you to do a full test for conflicts based on our guide.

This will help us see if there is any plugin or potentially your theme causing some conflict resulting in the issue you reported.

It would also be helpful if you could share your system information with me. This will give me a better picture of your environment.

Thanks and I’m looking forward to solving this with you.

Cheers,
Andras

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