[Ashleigh]

Hmm…didn’t work for me. I have the .php files back to their original state. Not sure if it would matter, but I’ve changed the event website urls to buttons (using instruction that I found in the support forum).

Thanks,
Ashleigh

[Ashleigh]

Thanks, this gets me one step further. I am now having an issue with duplicate “before” html items on the list view, but I’ll play around with it and see if I can resolve. If not, I’ll write back. Thanks!

[Ashleigh]

Thanks for the response. I’ll clarify my issue. I know the code that’s creating the issue for me on the single event page … it’s found in the default-template.php file:

get_header();
?>
<div id=”tribe-events-pg-template”>
<?php tribe_events_before_html(); ?>
<?php tribe_get_view(); ?>
<?php tribe_events_after_html(); ?>
</div> <!– #tribe-events-pg-template –>
<?php
get_footer();

Basically, I want the tribe_events_before_html to display on the list / calendar views but I don’t want it to show up when the user clicks on the individual (single event view). Perhaps your CSS solution is the way to go? I just can’t figure out the proper code.

Thanks,
Ashleigh

[Ashleigh]

Initial issue is resolved (dumb mistake on my part). But, I’d still be interested in your thoughts/feedback on part 2 of my last reply.

Thanks!
Ashleigh

[Ashleigh]

That’s the strange part …I haven’t added any plugins (or updated any plugins either). My theme is the same and also has not been updated. I did remove the text search from the main search, leaving only the date and location search. Not sure if that would have done anything?

I’m also wondering if there is any way to add the distance search to the main search bar, instead of having it be a filter criteria. So when the user types in the city and state, there would be a selection next to that box asking how wide of a search radius they’d like to use. Does such a feature exist?

Thanks,
Ashleigh

[Ashleigh]

That did it! Thanks!

[Ashleigh]

Thank you for your help. Looks like this will solve my problem … however, after reading the instructions, I am not clear on which file I am supposed to edit the code in. I looked around my file manager to see if I could find anything and came up empty…can you tell me where I should be working?

Thanks!

[Ashleigh]

Thanks! It’s working!

[Ashleigh]

Hi Cliff,

Exciting – I love new features! I deleted the old plugin and uploaded this new one but now the [list_organizers] shortcode isn’t working for me. I am not super savvy with this sort of thing, so it’s possible I’ve done something wrong. I did notice that the plugin file downloaded with an enclosing folder and then when I uploaded it, I only uploaded the .php file (not the enclosing folder). Would that matter?

Thanks,
Ashleigh

[Ashleigh]

Thank you, thank you!! You guys are awesome.

[Ashleigh]

Thank you! I was trying to install it using the wordpress dashboard. Once I added it to my file manager, in the folder you specified, it worked just fine.

One last question … is it possible to have the organizers show up in alphabetical order?

I appreciate the help!

[Ashleigh]

Thanks so much! Sorry that I overlooked that article!

[Ashleigh]

The issue isn’t present when I switch to a default theme. I was able to fix the issue on the single event page using this code I found somewhere else…

.word-wrap,
html {
-webkit-hyphens: none;
-moz-hyphens: none;
hyphens: none;
word-break: break-word;
-ms-hyphens: none;
}

It corrected all of the titles on my single event views but not on the ‘Upcoming events’ page … so I wasn’t sure if it was a theme issue or a plugin issue.

Thoughts?

Thanks for your help.

[Ashleigh]

Perfect!!! It worked, thanks so much.

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