[Barry]

Hi Jeremiah, sorry for the misunderstanding!

I can’t replicate what you are describing though – whether I add a new organizer or re-user an existing one the organizer name displays on the list of events found admin side (at wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=tribe_events).

It’s possible there is a conflict with another plugin or your theme … could be worth temporarily disabling these then checking to see if the problem persists.

That’s a stylish looking site, by the way 🙂

[Barry]

That’s a shame … the only other means of excluding a category that comes to mind is testing to see if it an event is in a category and skipping it if you have a match, something like this: http://pastebin.com/T6wchVVS … the downside is that you would have less control over the total number of results displaying on the page.

Might work for you though. Sorry I can’t do more to help!

[Barry]

If your theme has a sidebar area in the footer then you could drag and drop it in there on the Appearance > Widgets admin page … I’m guessing that’s not the case with your theme though or else you wouldn’t be asking this question (!) and so what you probably need to do is create a new dynamic sidebar.

It’s a bit out of the scope of support here to talk you through that but there’s a ton of useful information over on the WordPress Codex about this topic.

[Barry]

Hi Mike.

The Great Lakes Lighthouse event opens for me without any problems – have you since deactivated to Redirection plugin or are there any other steps I would need to follow to replicate this?

Thanks for getting in touch!

[Barry]

Hi Mike, sorry to hear that you’ve run into difficulties here.

The events directory referred to actually should exist within your theme, so say you are using the default Twenty Eleven theme your events directory would be found here:

wp-content/themes/twentyeleven/events/

And you would place your custom templates in there. Does that help?

[Barry]

That’s interesting. Is it possible that it is already installed and just hasn’t been activated?

[Barry]

Sure – well possibly I was jumping the gun and assuming that Headway has some sort of atypical structure – some theme frameworks are fairly unique after all – but in principal you should be able to do this by editing ecp-page-template.php (which dictates the layout for the grid and list views and your ecp-single-template.php which provides the layout for single events.

Our Themer’s Guide has more info on this sort of thing, particularly the section on Template Views.

Hope that helps – and please don’t hesitate to shout back if you need further guidance 🙂

[Barry]

Cool thanks Tony – just got that. Bear with me and I’ll try to get back to you as soon as possible.

[Barry]

Hi Jeremiah,

The organizer’s name isn’t displayed on the front-end in the Upcoming Events List (normally found at example.com/events/upcoming/) but it should be found in the single event view (such as example.com/event/my-test-event/).

I’m sure it’s possible to add this though, it just isn’t there by default. Take a look at the tribe_get_organizer() template tag and our Themer’s Guide – there is heaps of information out there about this sort of thing – and please feel free to shout back if you need any help 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Beth, Barry from the support team here – thanks for contacting us.

Unfortunately I don’t have any experience of Headway and so it’s difficult for me to visualize the problem. What I’ll do is ask around the team and see if anyone else has experience of that theme – could be what we need here is a someone who is equally expert with Headway and The Events Calendar.

Thanks for your patience!

[Barry]

Hi Maggi – just checking if this is indeed resolved (as it says in the thread title) or if you need any further assistance here.

[Barry]

Hi Tony, thanks for contacting us.

I’m not familiar with Biznizz and since it is a premium theme I can’t easily download it to play around with it. I suspect however that this might simply be a matter of some missing HTML – so one approach could be to add some extra code to the Before and After HTML fields on the Events > Settings > Templates page and another could be to edit the actual events templates themselves.

I’d be happy to take a quick look and see if this is an easy fix (just bear in mind I can’t offer any guarantees – the amount of support we can offer for third party themes and plugins is limited). If you are happy to do so, please send a zipped copy of the theme to us and I’ll see what I can do 🙂

Please make sure you place FAO Barry somewhere in the email subject line – our email address is [email protected]. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Alysia, thanks for contacting us!

Although you provided your sites URL I can’t find the events calendar or upcoming events list when I visit your site. Can you provide URLs for these so I can take a look?

Also, you don’t seem to have followed up in your other thread however it would be great if we could clear that up first of all, just in case you are confusing our plugin with another event related plugin.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Mark! Check out events/single.php – the code you are looking for looks like this: http://pastebin.com/3sUyHGrH

[Barry]

Here’s a snippet that might help: http://pastebin.com/91cpt8mh (courtesy of Jonah). This shows a way of filtering the events query without using query_posts() … of course you would need to make some minor changes such as altering the value or values within the terms array.

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