[Barry]

With Eventbrite, the box enclosing ticket widget seems to be excessively high

Try inserting this snippet into your theme’s functions.php file.

[Barry]

your screen shot shows a hr between each event – this is missing

There is no horizontal rule element in our default templates, so that’s likely to simply be an artifact of whichever theme was in use when those screenshots were taken. But you could achieve something similar, again with some CSS:

#tribe-events-loop .tribe-events-event { border-bottom: 1px solid #ccc }

[Barry]

Possibly you’ve made a typo – I can see this rule near the bottom of your events.css file:

#tribe-events-event-meta { width: 700px }

Note that you’ve swapped the dot symbol for a hash symbol – that won’t work, it basically means the browser is looking for an element that doesn’t exist. It needs to be:

.tribe-events-event-meta { width: 700px }

(Or whatever width you want to use.)

[Barry]

I notice also that the event details on some effects are displayed to the right of “Back to Events” link and on some they are displayed below it (as is the case in your example screen shots.)

Again this is something you can tweak with a little CSS:

span.back { display: block }

[Barry]

Ok – I tried that but it had no effect.

What file did you add the rule to?

[Barry]

TribeEventsCalendarWidget is slightly different and I believe the only argument passed in is title … so to restrict it to a specific category you might instead override table-mini.php and make some changes to the tribe_get_events() call in that template.

Some good resources:

• Technical Documentation
• Template Overrides Tutorial

Hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

I don’t believe there is currently a setting to allow you to set the show map/map link checkboxes to a default value – but it’s a great idea which I’ll log so the team can consider adding it in a future release 🙂

Susan: does manitobathunder’s reply help you/do you need any further help on this one?

[Barry]

I suspect you’re up against a known bug here. Can you review and try following the instructions detailed by Jonah in this thread? (This has, incidentally, been fixed in our 3.0 code which will be released sometime soon.)

[Barry]

You could probably fix the width by using a rule such as:

.tribe-events-event-meta { width: 500px }

[Barry]

Keys you might pass in as part of the instance array could include:

• title
• limit
• no_upcoming_events
• start
• end
• venue
• country
• address
• city
• region
• zip
• phone
• cost
• category

You don’t need to pass in all of them of course, just those where you need to change the value to something non-default.

[Barry]

If you don’t mind working with code you could consider modifying the gridview template. It could test each event to see if it actually started on a different day and, if so, skip it. Some good resources to read up on:

• Themer’s Guide for The Events Calendar
• Tutorial on Template Overrides
• Technical Documentation

[Barry]

If you navigate to the add page and then copy the URL you should be able to set it up as a custom link via Appearance > Menus … does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi Sandro,

Unfortunately this is a known bug as Jonah covered here – he also advised about a temporary workaround which can be used until 3.0 is released.

The only other alternatives that comes to mind would be to either customize the widget so that it does not display events that took place earlier in the day or else build a replacement widget that uses a different query.

[Barry]

You should be able to find it in:

wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/events.css

[Barry]

That’s strange; the upcoming events widget should definitely be linking to the correct instance and not just the first event in the sequence.

You annotated that you had tried deactivating other plugins and also reverting to a default theme: thanks for doing that – can you confirm if that made any difference to the problem?

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