[Anders]

Hi there, I just know that last year I paid about half price to renew the license. If you have something like that in place, I’m happy to renew now. Otherwise I’ll hold off (and probably move some of the licensees off my group license.)

[Anders]

Great. That’s the starting point I was looking for. I’ll look into this next week, but for now we’re all good!

[Anders]

No – I’m not talking about events that span multiple weeks.

is there a way to make the week span 8 days in the “This Week” widget?
I need to include both Sundays around any given week.

The end goal would be to have a list where both Sundays around a given week is included. Like this:

Sunday
- Events here - 
Monday 
- Events here - 
etc..
Saturday
- Events here - 
Sunday 
- Events here - 

The use case is when working with churches who have a lot of things going on on Sundays, the current setup limits the upcoming events week view to either display Sundays first and then the rest of the week (but not next Sunday.). That is less then ideal.
Or you would have to set the global settings in WP to have the week begin on a Monday (and have Sundays listed at the bottom of the Weekly Events widget.) This is also less then ideal, since it would mean all other views (like the monthly calendar etc) would be effected by this setting.

So – is there a way to override the 7 day setting in the weekly view widget and have it include 8 days, starting and ending with Sundays?

/anders

[Anders]

If anyone else has the same problem, I gave up on the default shortcodes and installed a third party plugin that worked great for my needs. Even has a simple way to reorder the elements inside the shortcode.

The Events Calendar Shortcode & Block

[Anders]

Thanks for the reply Courtney,

The shortcode you suggest still lists the featured image. While I am reluctantly ok with hiding the nicely formatted date through css, it’s not ok to load and then hide all the featured images.

Is there a way in the shortcode to exclude featured images from the shortcode?

/anders

[Anders]

Sorry, I guess I should have been more specific:

Is there a way to add custom styling to events in the Month view?

The body class you mentioned would add a specific class to the body tag in the HTML, correct? That’s not what I am looking for.

[Anders]

Ok Thanks.

[Anders]

I am using the Widget List that ships with the free version. Have not enabled the pro version on this site, because it isn’t needed yet.

I can just include the css changes in the theme files, but I was hoping to use the more elegant solution where my custom css file will only be loaded if needed, i.e. if the Widget List is being displayed.

[Anders]

As long as this is the unofficially recommended way of doing this I am fine with it.

[Anders]

I guess I forgot about the secret super plugin: Event Rocket.

Using that and this short code I think I got what I am looking for:
[event_embed from="today" to="next monday" category="services" template="embedded-events"]

Unless there is a (better?) way to solve this without using the slightly experimental Rockets plugin, I think I am good.

[Anders]

Great. Thanks for the tip. Worked great.
/anders

[Anders]

Hi Brian, thanks for the answer (and I hope you get to enjoy off-site team meetings as well!)

I maybe was unclear, apologies. This does not have to be added to the Front End form, back end is fine.
/anders

[Anders]

If I were to use a hook with the tribe_Start_date, how would I keep the micro format stuff in place and just add a wrapping span around the actual start time?

I looked at the link you provided, but it seems a bit too difficult for my very humble programming skills.

(If you can’t provide an example code because it is beyond support scope, that’s ok too. Then we can just turn it into a feature request. )

/thanks

[Anders]

Ok. Thanks for the override information. I was hoping to not have to do that, since I am not really a programmer (as you can tell by my posts. Otherwise I had probably already added a function to add in an extra span or something already. )

As for a real life example of where it causes issues, look at this page:
http://ccoshawa.staging.wpengine.com/worship/prayer-support/

Second item, Lenten Series: Ugly break between start time and pm.

I can’t promise this will stay up for a long time though, as we are putting the finishing touches on this project right now.

[Anders]

Well…
the
.end-time.dtend { display: inline-block }
fix gets me from bad to good, but the even better solution would be to be able to target the start time in the same way.

I guess I am a little surprised there is a span wrapping the end time, but not one wrapping the start time. (The current start span also wraps the date, which in my case makes it less useful or even unusable. If there is a class for end-time, shouldn’t there also be one for start-time?

<div class="duration">

<span class="date-start dtstart">February 25, 7:30 pm
 <span title="2015-02-25EST07:30" class="value-title"></span>
</span>
&nbsp;-&nbsp;
<span class="end-time dtend">9:00 pm
<span title="2015-02-25EST09:00" class="value-title"></span>
</span>
...
</div>

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