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Hi!
There is a very specific rule in your theme’s stylesheet that targets WebKit based browsers (such as Chrome) and that is causing the problem here:
select,
input,
textarea {
-webkit-appearance: none;
-webkit-border-radius:0;
border-radius:0;
}(Which you can find around lines 597-603 of your theme’s style.css file.)
You would need to override this. One way could be to simply add an extra rule at the bottom of that same file or else wherever the theme vendor recommends (to avoid the change being erased on future updates):
.tribe_community_edit input {
-webkit-appearance: normal;
}I don’t believe you can do quite what you want other than by being creative and creating independent events on each day for the appropriate times.
You won’t be able to create a single event that covers more than one day unless it is for a contiguous, unbroken period of time.
OK – if you take a look at Events > Settings > Template can you tell me what Events Template is set to?
Yeah, unfortunately it does look as though those (date picker) fields are being ‘hijacked’ by the selectbox script, which is enqueued by your theme.
We could definitely meet you half way here – this script, if added to your theme’s functions.php – can potentially get rid of that particular effect and targets only the submit events page: the catch is that you will need to figure out the name of the selectbox script handle.
For that I’d suggest going back to your theme vendor and asking, “What is the script handle used to enqueue selectbox.min.js?”
Supposing they tell you it is simply selectbox (and perhaps it is – you could certainly try that and a few other likely combinations out) then just replace the code in that snippet reading:
$handle = 'select2-handle';With:
$handle = 'selectbox';I hope that helps to resolve at least one of these issues 🙂
Hi!
The RSS feed is essentially generated by WordPress rather than our plugin. We do have an FAQ entry that my colleague Jonah put together to help anyone wanting to make customizations in this area – you can see it here:
https://theeventscalendar.com/faqs/how-can-i-customize-the-events-rss-feed/
Hope that helps!
Hi Dustin – have you tried changing the setting found at Events > Settings > General > Show Comments?
I’m afraid I’ve got no knowledge of the AddThis plugin.
However, what I can say is the ordinarily the add events page uses a theme’s default page template. So, armed with the template tag provided in my last post, it may be possible to stop those icons from being added – the exact approach depends on how the icons/buttons are being inserted in the first place, so it may be worth reaching out to the plugin author for help on this one.
Similarly it’s possible to detect single event pages with tribe_is_event() – so there could be scope to do the same thing – in reverse – with single event pages.
OK, since that’s quite distinct from the evil spammer issue can I ask you to create a separate thread for that one?
With regards to the evil spammer issue itself, are you happy with the above solution (and your own workaround of removing the checkbox itself) or do you need further help there?
I’m not quite sure what you mean by a Date Ticker. Currently though if everything is working as expected they should be able to select a date without typing it in manually – here’s a screenshot showing how it ought to work (just in case you are experiencing something else).
You can certainly set a default country and state (via the Events > Settings > Defaults screen) though an existing bug means the state selection may not always function as expected – a fix for that has I believe been incorporated into the forthcoming release.
I’d need a little more information – do you mean the social share buttons generated by your theme/another plugin? If so, how are they embedded?
If they happen to be included from within the template code then you could potentially do something like this (this is purely an example, not something that will work as-is):
if (!tribe_is_community_my_events_page()) embed_social_btns();
