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Hi Mike,
Just a note first of all that it’s probably better to post questions like this in the PRO forum rather than WooCommerce Tickets, as it doesn’t directly related to ticketing.
Would a snippet like this help (you could add it to your theme’s functions.php file, for instance)?
Yes, a featured image can normally be set unless for instance your theme has restricted support for thumbnails to a subset of post types and you could certainly embed it in any number of places.
The snippet in this other thread shows how you can obtain the venue thumbnail (if there is one) by working back from the event ID. You could do the same thing with an organizer (but use tribe_get_organizer_id() this time) . For a general overview of overriding and customizing templates, please review the following, the Themer’s Guide in particular:
I hope that helps 🙂
Hi Mike,
We don’t have examples for every single scenario I’m afraid, but something like this ought to do the trick/form a starting point for your own solution.
Does that help?
Unfortunately we don’t have a means of doing that baked into the plugin, but we’d certainly be open to any feature requests you might post along these lines:
If you see any suitable existing requests, of course please just add your support to that one. Thanks!
Hi: it actually looks to me like it is behaving as expected. Photo view arranges the tiles in order to make best use of space – so it’s important to note that as part of that they are not rigidly laid out in a fixed, linear style grid and some amount of flexibility exists.
This illustration might help to explain things: note how the fourth event in sequence appears as if after the fifth, if you try to interpret it as being ordered in rows running left to right, top to bottom. However, the subtle difference is that the fourth event in that example starts at a higher position than the fifth and, in this context, that is the correct placement.
I do appreciate it can be slightly unusual if you weren’t expecting this – but does that at least clarify things?
I’m afraid that, right now, Eventbrite Tickets does not offer full support for recurring events – this has historically been a limitation imposed by the Eventbrite API, which dictates what we can and cannot set up.
With that said, you could certainly set up multiple individual events and create tickets for them that way.
I hope that helps – but let me know if we can assist with anything else 🙂
Hi – thanks for contacting us 🙂
Right now WooCommerce Tickets does not support recurring events, however you can certainly set up multiple individual events that might happen to share some of the same details, and allocate tickets with appropriate stock levels for each day.
Does that help?
Hi!
The tribe_get_cost filter might be useful to you here (it’s called at the end of the tribe_get_cost() function) and callbacks can accept the post ID of the relevant event in addition to the formatted cost string – so you could use this to retrieve the event start date and make an adjustment from there.
You could even update the cost field in the database at the same time, if you wished to do so.
Does that help?
Hi: in your custom query, try setting the eventDisplay property to custom (and also supply a start_date property set to todays date in yyyy-mm-dd format) … does that help here?
Hi!
Please do ensure you’ve read through the Themer’s Guide in the first instance as this covers the process for making template overrides.
How about the event details box too?
If you override the single-event.php template you should see the following section of code which you can reposition within the template:
<!-- Event meta --> <?php do_action( 'tribe_events_single_event_before_the_meta' ) ?> <?php echo tribe_events_single_event_meta() ?> <?php do_action( 'tribe_events_single_event_after_the_meta' ) ?>How can the loop be split up into multiple rows and columns? Is this even possible?
Since you’re interested in customizing a single event I’m not sure which loop exactly you are referring to (technically there is indeed a loop, but it contains only one item) but you certainly have complete freedom to customize things however you would like.
I do appreciate the desire for further examples and to customize things – however, it’s impossible to cater for everyone and between this thread and the Themer’s Guide you should get a good sense as to how you can re-arrange the single event page layout. Add a little CSS and you should be able to reduce the width of the elements you are targeting and float them to the right, too 🙂
Since we can’t go into too much more detail for this specific case I’ll go ahead and close this thread, but of course if anything else crops up that you need help with please don’t hesitate to open a new thread (or threads).
Thanks!
I do apologize – the correct link is: https://theeventscalendar.com/remove-calendar-grid-from-calendar-widget/
Yes – you can grab older releases here and create diffs from there.
If it helps, you might want to look at TribeEDDTickets::rendor_ticket_print_view() and the hook it runs on (template_redirect) which could provide a path to a temporary workaround and, of course, we’ll continue to progress this on our end too – though realistically it probably isn’t going to squeeze into the very next release which is in the final stages of preparation (and so is subject to a code freeze).
