[Barry]

Some themes only declare post thumbnail support for a limited number of post types – it sounds like that is what happened here and I definitely see no problem with your solution. Thanks for sharing it!

[Barry]

You mean on single events?

There’s a rule in your theme stylesheet (inkness/style.css lines 391-394) hiding any elements that have the CSS class .updated applied to them – but if you add the following rule (either to the end of that stylesheet or some other suitable place, like a tribe-events.css stylesheet – see our Themer’s Guide for details) the date should become visible again:

.tribe-events-schedule.updated {display: block;}

Does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi again Marcus, that’s not actually something I can replicate as it turns out: can you confirm if this happens with a default and unmodified theme and no other plugins activated except for The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO?

Would you also be able to post the entire stack trace to give us a sense of the train of events leading up to this fatal?

[Barry]

Hi Marcus, we’ll certainly look into that. Bear with me while I run a test and I’ll get back to you.

[Barry]

Hi!

Within certain reasonable bounds the month view grid (which is simply a table) will expand and contract to fill the available space … what is it you picture happening in place of this?

 

[Barry]

I can imagine!

The date columns in the admin list should be sortable though – have you tried clicking on the header item for the start date (or end date, depending what suits your needs best) to change the order?

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

This can probably be accomplished with a little CSS. Take a look at our Themer’s Guide to learn about adding event specific stylesheets and try adding this rule:

#tribe-events-content .tribe-events-calendar td { height: 20px }

(Adjust to suit …) does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry to hear you are experiencing difficulties.

Can you clarify what the exact problem is just to avoid any misunderstandings? Is it the fact that, when viewing March 2014 (as an example) filtering down to a single category doesn’t cause the calendar title to update to something like Events for March 2014: Cateegory Name?

Or is it something else? If so and you can provide a URL so we can see the problem that might be helpful.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Venues are custom post types like any other – and custom fields (if we’re talking about the regular WordPress variety) are stored in the post meta table, just as they are for posts generally. I can’t really speak for how the My Content Management plugin operates or stores data, though.

If I was to hazard a guess this could be something to do with the set of operations that take place when venues are saved (ie during the save_post action) … but I’d really need to look at My Content Management and see it in action to view the whole chain of events. Realistically, given this isn’t a general problem (and is the first time I’ve seen a reference to the My Content Management) we’re not going to be able to go that extra step on this occasion, I’m afraid.

That said, as before, we will definitely be open to any more specific feedback if there does look to be a problem on our side.

[Barry]

Hi!

If the text you wish to modify is in the widget class itself, then there are a few options open to you:

• If you don’t wish to replace the text, but instead want to add to it, you could leverage the tribe_events_after_list_widget action hook to do so
• The there are no upcoming events at this time message is translatable – so setting up a custom translation for that string is another possibility, as is leveraging the gettext filter hook
• You could define a new class inheriting from the existing one defined in our plugin, change only what you need to change in the child class, and register it as a new widget

So there are different ways to tackle it (you could also add and make use of output buffering via various other actions and modify the result) and the best approach is really going to depend on what you are most comfortable with.

I hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi! Kelly’s had to step away for the day so I’ll try my best to assist here.

Thanks for trying those steps – unfortunately I can’t replicate and the correct order is maintained even across ajax loads (when you page forward a month and back again) so I’m wondering if your theme is indeed the missing link here. Can you the complete steps referenced by Kelly – deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default theme – and see of that resolves this?

Let us know – thanks!

[Barry]

Right: there have been a few problems in the latest release with Facebook images, regrettably.

We’ve actually just revised the section of the plugin responsible for this and, though I can appreciate it must be frustrating to have some strange image imports like the one you referenced, if you can bear with it a little longer and take care of them manually we should see an improvement in this area in the near future.

[Barry]

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[Barry]

Hi EM,

The URL you linked to doesn’t look like an events page as generated by The Events Calendar – could you confirm if you are still using our plugins and/or link me directly to the relevant page?

Thanks!

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