[Barry]

Well, if you view the source you can see that div.tribe-events-event-list-meta (which contains those fields) is currently printed out after the description.

So one approach could be to modify the template so it is rendered between the event title and before the description then, using media queries, move it into its regular position for non-mobile viewers or just leave it in situ for mobile users.

[Barry]

You would need to override this rule:

.tribe-events-event-list-meta td { background-color: white; }

With something like:

.tribe-events-event-list-meta td { background-color: red; }

In this case you will probably need to override events.css to do that. So, first of all, please familiarize yourself with:

• Our themer’s guide https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/events-calendar-themers-guide/
• This tutorial on template overrides https://theeventscalendar.com/what-are-template-overrides-and-how-do-i-do-them/

When you override events.css you really ought to make it a copy of the original events.css first of all. In this case, all you’d really need to do is insert your new rule at the bottom of that stylesheet.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hmm, possibly then you’ll have to try unregistering here first (My Account > License Keys > Unregister) then try registering again from there.

[Barry]

Looking at this event it seems it already does – unless I’m misunderstanding you?

It’s definitely possible to re-order things though – have you checked out the themer’s guide and template overrides tutorial I linked to earlier?

[Barry]

That’s not a problem that’s specific to our plugin, as far as I know. Facebook are simply scraping content – I think but am not 100% sure that you can control this by means of various meta tags, though.

[Barry]

OK – so long as you’re happy with that 🙂 I’ll close this issue but if you need further support with this or anything else please just create a new thread. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Marcus – this should just work “out of the box” – can you give an example of an event where you have specified a featured image for me to look at?

[Barry]

I’m guessing you’re good to go now but if you need further help just let us know, otherwise I’ll close this thread in the next couple of working days. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hopefully so – you’re certainly not the only person asking about Gantry so this certainly seems worth looking at in more depth. For the time being though (since we’ve already settled on the idea of creating some tutorials) I’m going to close this thread – of course if you need further help or assistance please don’t hesitate to let us know by creating a new one.

Cheers 🙂

[Barry]

Use a custom event pattern:

• Below the start/end date/time fields you’ll see a dropdown labelled Recurrence … select Custom
• Enter the date of the last instance in the chain of events
• Set the frequency as Monthly – Every 1 Month(s) on the Last Thursday

Does that help here?

[Barry]

Not sure if I’m understanding you correctly here – but if you insert an image into the post content itself (ie, within the text editor) then that is completely separate from any image you designate as the featured image.

So, if you are using the same image in the content as well as using it for the featured image then there probably is going to be some places where it appears to be repeated.

[Barry]

If you still have access to the old dev site then you could deactivate the key there and then reactivate on your new site.

If that isn’t a possibility, either because you no longer control the old domain or because the actual installation has been wiped, then can I ask you to email us (actually, email my colleague Leah: [email protected]) and briefly explain that you need your key to be reset. If you could link back to this thread in your email that will also save a little time.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Great!

[Barry]

It sounds like a CSS issue. You noted that you tried switching to a default theme – did you find that this occurred then, too?

[Barry]

Robert: I’m finding it difficult to recreate something similar to your current situation using the themes from Studiopress. I don’t want to hand you a solution that’s tailored only to what I’m seeing, of course, and nor do I want to burn up too much time searching for a combination of settings etc when you can probably provide what I need to replicate this.

If you could send both a copy of your Genesis child theme and a note of all relevant settings (from Events > Settings > Template and also from Genesis > Theme Settings) that would make it a lot easier.

If you’re down to do that please email me (mark the email FAO Barry – our address is [email protected], please include a link back to this thread) and include everything I noted above.

Thanks!

Barry

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