[Andrew Bruske]

Thanks Jeremy

I have added that file under the JS folder but I’m not quite sure what you mean by:

“To call this file from your theme, you can add this in the head tag”?

I also cannot locate a “main.js” file?

[Andrew Bruske]

I have week view set for both options (Default view and mobile view)

What view do I need to put as the mobile view? Is “list view” different to the week view when its shown on a smaller screen?

No matter what I do, I can not make the week grid view disappear when the screen is changed to mobile size. I can see all the events beneath the grid displaying as they should but the calendar grid style view above it should not be showing.

[Andrew Bruske]

Thanks Sky

Yes I think I might have chosen a week that had no events, but even with no events, I would have expected the grid layout to not show, even if its blank and there aren’t any events.

Yes when the device is viewed on a mobile browser, it shows both the weekly grid AND the list of events below.

link is: http://www.xtremeice.com.au/test-page/

[Andrew Bruske]

Thanks Andras

I tried that by creating a category in Outlook, assigning it to the event and then creating the same category in Events Calendar and running the import. It didn’t detect the category in the import though and didn’t populate anything.

Ive managed to do a workaround where I run a separate import per category that I want to assign and run that manually and it does what I need. It would be nice to set the category directly in Outlook but I guess my workaround will have to do for now

Thanks

[Andrew Bruske]

Thanks Jeremy

I think the issue might actually be internet explorer. When I view this on internet explorer and change the browser to a mobile size the links are clickable still. If I do the same thing on the same computer in Chrome it doesn’t allow clicks and this was done on a completely separate computer to the one I was working on initially

[Andrew Bruske]

Hi Sky

It still does it when I preview it in Twenty Seventeen theme

Attached are some screenshots.

[Andrew Bruske]

Hi Jeremy

I think I got a little confused. I don’t think its list view that I’m trying to modify its the “mobile friendly” view of week view. I’m not quite sure if thats the list view or not? its when the calendar is showing in week view, if that same calendar is viewed on a mobile device the calendar shows in a list format.

What I’m trying to do is disable the ability for the use to click on any part of the event in either full week view on a normal screen as well as when the calendar changes to mobile view when viewing on a mobile device. At the moment the code below seems to only disable the ability to click an event in the normal week view, not the mobile friendly view.

.tribe-events-week-grid .type-tribe_events a {
pointer-events: none;
}

Does that make sense?

[Andrew Bruske]

Hi Andras

Sorry I’m confused. What do you mean by “Additionally, if an event has a category in the source calendar (Outlook or Google) that category will be imported and assigned as well”?

Are you saying I can assign a category in the source calendar in Outlook? That’s exactly what I want to be able to do… If so, how do I do that in outlook?

[Andrew Bruske]

Thanks Andras

Is this the same for Google calendar imports?

[Andrew Bruske]

Hi Jeremy

This is working fine in week view. Is it possible to also do this in list view? When the calendar is viewed in mobile list view I can still click on the event title.

Regards
Andrew

[Andrew Bruske]

That last code doesnt hide the list view. I can still see the view as section and can still change the view to list.

[Andrew Bruske]

Ive used that code you’ve sent but I’m still seeing the “view as” box. Is it just in the “additional CSS” section within wordpress that I put that code?

[Andrew Bruske]

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[Andrew Bruske]

Thanks Jaime

Ive added that into the additional CSS customiser but I’m still seeing the option to view in list mode and it still changes if it click it?

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