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Barry
MemberHi David,
It definitely looks as if there is a bug there.
In the meantime, might you be able to change your custom CSS to target .tribe-events-nav-left and .tribe-events-nav-right instead – would that work for you?
Barry
MemberHi B,
So if I’m understanding things correctly the issue is with the missing title (the actual <h1> </h1> tags are present – but devoid of any text – reducing the total height of the container)?
I think what you will need to do here is firstly identify where in your theme that content is populated and then determine a means to change the text/add more meaningful text.
In the context of event pages, you might be able to use the tribe_is_event_query() template tag to help you determine when and when not to modify this entry.
I’m afraid that – not being familiar with your theme – we can’t help too much with the actual process of customizing it.
One other thing you might try is editing the template setting in Events → Settings → Display and toggling between Default Page Template, Default Events Template and any other options that might be available there – sometimes playing with this can resolve problems like this one 🙂
Does that help?
Barry
MemberHi John,
Can you link me to some of the remaining duplicates? How many are there still to be removed/merged, approximately?
Barry
MemberHi!
It’s been a while so I’m going to go ahead and close this topic.
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Barry
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Barry
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Barry
MemberHi Carl,
I appreciate the offer but I’m afraid our policy is not to accept site logins.
when i disable my custom default-template.php the event expires notification disappears
OK – so what have you customized and how does it compare to the current, unmodified version of the same template? Perhaps you could try systematically removing individual changes from this template and try to figure out the trigger that way?
If you’d like to share your template (via Pastebin, Gist or similar – please do not paste the code directly in the forum!) I can definitely take a quick look though, ultimately, if the problem is your own custom code this may be something we need to leave in your hands.
May 18, 2015 at 7:26 am in reply to: Displaying Events in Local Time Zones / Events Time Zones #963234Barry
MemberHi Paul,
A great overview of safely customizing our templates can be found within the Themer’s Guide.
In this case, for instance, you might be interested in overriding the following:
- single-event.php
- modules/meta/details.php
You will probably also be interested in making use of tribe_get_start_date(), basic usage looking something like this:
tribe_get_start_date( null, false, 'Y-m-d H:i:s' )
That last parameter controls the date format and it accepts anything that PHP’s date() function does – so you have complete control over the format.
Does that help here?
May 18, 2015 at 7:17 am in reply to: Currency Symbol not showing for events with woocommerce tickets available #963227Barry
MemberMat,
I feel like I’m not quite following.
The title of this topic related specifically to the currency symbol and that fact that this wasn’t pulled in, but in your last reply you seem to be discussing an issue where – after creating a new event, complete with a ticket – the cost does not show in list view.
These sound like different problems to me and actually, I’m not sure I can replicate what you just described: if I create a new event complete with a ticket, then the cost is consequently displayed within list view – it is also filterable (via Filter Bar – though that doesn’t seem to be active on your site right now?).
Can you clarify the scope of the current problem?
Barry
MemberGlad that worked 🙂
Barry
MemberAwesome 🙂
May 18, 2015 at 6:53 am in reply to: List events by category and then sub-category in a day event listing view #963222Barry
MemberDefinitely sounds doable and yep, it’s just a case of digging in 🙂
Since you marked this as resolved I will go ahead and close this topic – but, again, please don’t hesitate to post new topics as needed if you have any further questions that crop up.
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