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Hi Jay. I think the way I would tackle this is by adding some custom code that runs on the registered_post_type action, alternatively (and this isn’t the way I’d recommend) you could quite possibly manage this by creating a translation of “Events”.
Should happen by default, the single-venue.php template includes this line:
echo tribe_get_embedded_map(get_the_ID(), '350px', '200px');Which ought to work it’s magic … what I’d appreciate if that isn’t working for you is if you could create a new post about it 🙂
Hi Tara!
The font family used for that column is described in this rule in our plugin’s events.css file. So you’ve got two choices:
- Copy plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/events.css to themes/{your-theme}/events/events.css and change that rule there
- Copy that rule to your theme’s main stylesheet (in your case, it ought to override events.css anyway) and change the font-family there
Does that help here?
If you set the initial event as running 2013-01-07 – 2013-01-14 then that makes it a week long event. If I’m understanding you correctly the initial event should start and end on the same date (a single day event).
You should then be good to set up your custom recurrence pattern.
The formatting doesn’t look particularly bad to me, other than perhaps needing to be tweaked to match the styles and layout of your theme – which is often the case. Was there anything in particular that was jumping out at you?
Posted at the same time there! OK, we’re getting somewhere if you can see the venue pages. Give me a sec to look at an example.
Hmm, tricky tricky. I wonder if that is indeed the problem. First things first, can you visit Settings > Permalinks once more to flush the rewrite rules? Assuming we’re still seeing venue pages redirecting to the homepage, can you confirm if the code that generated the old venue custom post types is still present and – if so – remove it then flush the rewrite rules again?
Hi Courtney, sounds like something that is specific to your theme. Can you share a link / have you touched base with the theme author to ask their advice here?
Apologies, I somehow missed adding the link to the replacement code. Here you go!
Nigel: thanks again for reporting this. It’s been recorded as a bug and may not be an issue in the next version (due to the significant changes being made) but if it is then it ought to be addressed.
In the meantime, if you feel confident making a few changes, please locate this file:
wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/resources/events-admin.js
Make a copy in case you need to restore it for any reason, then replace the existing contents with this code. That should solve the problem.
Ah ok, I think I’m seeing the same thing. Looks like a Javascript error, quite possibly a bug in our code. Give me a few more moments to look into this.
(And thanks for your patience!)
Looks like a CSS issue. The 25 pixel margin on the left is a rule in bootstrap.css – this is overridden on your blog posts page by another rule that is applied to .sideBar ul and the sidebar is indeed wrapped in a div with the sideBar class applied.
On the index page that isn’t the case. Would you be able to make a change to correct this, so that the sidebar in that location is wrapped in div.sideBar?
If you need further clarification please don’t hesitate to ask.
I’m able to do this without any of the problems you have described – but it may be we are in fact doing different things. Can you break down the steps I would need to follow to replicate this?
