[Barry]

Definitely – one other thing to note is we’re always on the look out for new feature requests, so do feel free to post this/look and see if there is a suitable existing issue you can upvote 🙂

I’ll go ahead and close this thread – but if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed.

[Barry]

Great – and thank you for sharing the final solution 🙂

I’ll go ahead and close this thread, but if you have any further questions please do feel free to post new threads as needed. Thanks!

[Barry]

Yes that makes sense – sorry I didn’t pick up on that 🙂

That would however be a more advanced customization and one we’d really need to leave to you to figure out (if it’s necessary). If you are interested in investigating this in more depth, please review the following sections of code to see how it pieces together:

• resources/tribe-events.js (approx lines 1037-1052 and tribe_ev.data.date_formats in particular)
• resources/tribe-events-ajax-calendar.js (approx lines 38-58 where you can see the month-style format being selected)

Beyond that, we always welcome new feature requests if you’d like to post one along the lines of making this a configurable option.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Thanks – that helps!

It looks to me like a theme-specific problem and that, perhaps, it is rendering the title before the start of the loop. I don’t want to jump to conclusions though as you did mention this also happened with a default theme. Can you confirm this was the case and let me know which default theme you switched to?

As it looks like the site is still in development and behind a maintenance mode page, can you demonstrate this by temporarily changing themes so I can take a look and see how it shapes up under those conditions (ie, no other plugins – except ours and WooCommerce, if you like, plus a default, unmodified theme)?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Glad it’s all sorted 🙂

[Barry]

…just to add, a great place for any custom rules like these is a tribe-events.css stylesheet – please see our Themer’s Guide for details on setting this up 🙂

[Barry]

I think there are many child theme users using WordPress’ default themes (2014, 2013, 2012, 2011) and I would want my plugin’s content displaying properly when using default themes using an empty child theme.

That doesn’t sound unreasonable and I’ve logged an issue so we can investigate doing just that 🙂

I’m not exactly sure what you mean when you say “port across using an appropriate class” .Do you mean copy those particular style sheets into my child-theme? Relatively new with CSS so I need a bit of clarification on the procedure.

Copying them verbatim won’t help here – you’ll need to adjust them to work with your child theme. One way to do this is find all stylesheet rules targeting tribe-theme-twentyfourteen and replace that part of the selector with tribe-theme-parent-twentyfourteen. To take an example:

.tribe-theme-twentyfourteen.events-archive .entry-content {
	width:90%;
}

You would copy the above rule across to one of your own stylesheets but adjust it to look like:

.tribe-theme-parent-twentyfourteen.events-archive .entry-content {
	width:90%;
}

Or, if you look at the body classes, you will see that there is a specific class for your child theme. The exact name of this class will vary but based on your screenshots a good guess is:

.tribe-theme-twentyfourteen-child.events-archive .entry-content {
	width:90%;
}

Does that help?

[Barry]

I’m glad you’ve got an interim solution 🙂

If you want to look at the other issues we definitely can – but the best starting point is to run through the troubleshooting steps I outlined in order to isolate which issues might be triggered by a conflict with your theme/another plugin and go from there.

We’re here to help if we can 🙂

[Barry]

Please note this thread will no longer be monitored by staff: if you need help with anything else, please do create a new thread!

[Barry]

Hi: I visited your main events page and followed a link to an event on June 21st, which seemed to work as expected.

Can you confirm if you resolved this or if there are any specific steps I need to follow to see the problem?

[Barry]

Hi – sorry you’re experiencing problems.

When you say nothing appears on the events pages that sounds like you are talking about the frontend of the site (ie, what the public see) – yet that seems to be working when I visit your site.

Can you confirm if this is actually a problem in the admin environment (and have you tried clearing any filters that may have inadvertently been set via the Filters & Columns box that appears above the list of events if so)?

 

[Barry]

Hi – sorry to hear you’re experiencing problems.

There is a known issue right now with our countdown widget (and so if it looks like everything “stops” on the widget screen after that widget begins, that is quite likely the cause of this). You can workaround it by following the steps described here.

Does that help in the interim? We are of course aiming to fix this as quickly as possible.

 

[Barry]

Hi!

Great question. I do want to note first of all, though, that we are fairly limited in terms of helping out with custom development questions like this one. That said, we’d love to point you in the right direction if we can.

Yes, it’s completely possible to order dates chronologically – it is in fact what we do on our upcoming events view (and we do the reverse in our past events view).

Would it be viable for you to simply obtain a list of upcoming events, running earliest to latest, with a short snippet like this one – and then use the results to populate your template?

	$args = array( 'eventDisplay' => 'upcoming' );
	$events = tribe_get_events( $args );

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

That’s certainly possible but you would probably need to make a few tweaks/customizations to fully realize this idea.

Certainly you could set up tickets for a number of different events (each at $10) and they would stack up in the shopping cart accordingly: you could independently create venue products through WooCommerce to handle the venue price aspect.

Does that answer your question?

[Barry]

Would this help?

add_filter( 'tribe_bar_datepicker_caption', 'change_date_filter_text' );

function change_date_filter_text( $caption ) {
	if ( ! tribe_is_photo() ) return $caption;
	return 'Events in';
}

You could add this to your theme’s functions.php file, for example.

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