[Samuel]

I’m just an ecp user user/modder having a sunday coffee and checking out the forum, so please wait for official support if that concerns you.

To remove those links: If you havn’t already done so, you would have to copy the single.php file from wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views to wp-content/themes/yourthemedirectory/events and then edit the file and remove/comment out near the bottom of it:

[Samuel]

You need to put events.css inside a folder called “events” inside your theme folder, the same place as any custom views you do for the system. Is that were you put it and it doesn’t register it? That’d be weird, works for all my installs, never had an issue with that.

[Samuel]

They may take weekends. I’m just an ecp user but I’m having a morning coffee and this fix is easy so I’ll share. Your wp theme has a line that tells all selects to be 100% wide, which is conflicting with the default layout ECP uses for that area. The prev and next month link and both selects are supposed to be on 1 line, not 4.

You have a few options. Instead of applying the select { 100% wide } css rule globally remove that declaration @ line 990 of style_default.css and apply it to selectors when necessary. Or leave it as is and add this to that css or pref your custom events css: h2.tribe-events-cal-title {margin-bottom: 40px !important;}.

I would go with option 1. 🙂

[Samuel]

Here’s my latest mod of ECP for a summer arts workshop here on vancouver island.

Workshops

Has a non js version if its disabled in browser. Animated filtering. The homepage has a randomized jquery cycle of all workshops, and I also have a custom feed with featured images.

http://www.missa.ca/feed/?post_type=tribe_events

For another client they wanted it in facebook as well so i made them this:

http://www.facebook.com/victoriasymphony?sk=app_125867770857993

It follows current date forward, has like buttons for the event pages at the symphony website, allows tweeting of the pages from facebook.

That was the time when i notified your devs we need ssl support, so I could have an ssl version of that page to give facebook users who use fb in ssl.

I’m sure i’ll be doing a lot more with ECP, suits a lot of my clients and I am very happy with it.

[Samuel]

Great, thanks to all! 🙂

[Samuel]

Cool, you can pass on to the devs that using the comparable functions in the codex link above are ssl aware, while constants such as those they are using now, are (up to this date) not ssl aware.

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