[Barry]

Excellent, glad you got there 🙂

[Barry]

Thanks Larry – so if you follow the steps in the Themer’s Guide and set up a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet you could start off with something like the following:

#tribe-events-pg-template #tribe-events {
    float: left;
    width: 64%;
}

#tribe-events-pg-template #sidebar-wrap {
    float: right;
    width: 32%;
}

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Jeff – no problem, I’m sorry you were unable to add a reply to the previous thread.

The main question is if the Facebook Event functionality is included in Pro suite?

No: there is no Facebook-related functionality included in Events Calendar PRO.

Or would I still have to purchase that separately to get the Facebook functionality?

You’re probably going to be interested in our Facebook Events plugin here.

…If I mainly want the Facebook events functionality, but wouldn’t mind the Pro functionality, is it better for me to get the Pro version or just the Facebook Events add-on?

It sounds like all you’re going to need is our core plugin – The Events Calendar (which is of course free) – and Facebook Events. Please do review the products page for PRO, though – perhaps you will seem some functionality there that could be useful (however, in no way do you need PRO if all you want is Facebook integration) 🙂

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Great you’re thinking of upgrading 🙂

In a situation like this it’s worth emphasizing the importance of backing up before you begin and ensuring you know how to restore the backup – just in case something goes awry. If you can also do a dry-run in a duplicate testing environment, then better yet.

What I’d recommend in the first place is updating PRO and core to 2.0.11 – from there, try updating to our very latest releases. You can grab older versions of the PRO plugin here and older versions of the core plugin here.

One other thing, I noticed the pro version is called Events Calendar Pro and not The Events Calendar pro. Was there a name change at one point?

We may well have dropped the extra The or just become more consistent in our naming practices 🙂

Good luck!

[Barry]

@jhonnavarro: please create a new thread of your own – jumping into other threads, though we can understand the desire to do so when the problem looks very similar to your own, ultimately can result in confusing threads where we are unable to help everyone as effectively as we would like. Thanks!

Graeme: I appreciate your frustration and I’m sorry you see this as a matter of us passing the buck – that’s not our intention. All I can do is reiterate that, based on the information in front of us, it looks like your theme may not use the WordPress body_class() function which is something we (reasonably) require themes to implement for maximum compatibility.

If that’s not the case – ie, the theme vendor has stated they do use the body_class() function to generate body classes – we’ll happily reassess this.

You can find a changelog within the readme.txt file in each plugin directory.

Let us know how you get on!

[Barry]

So long as you follow the recommended steps and set this up as a template override then you should be perfectly safe and the change will not be lost when next you update the plugin.

You could definitely be right and it may be worth integrating this into the plugin itself (instead of having people implement it as a customization) … if you want to post this as a suggestion on UserVoice we’ll certainly consider it – and others can then indicate their support or otherwise.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi!

I cant seem to find any option to delete past events.

Right now I’m afraid there is no built in mechanism to do this and you would need to rely on manual housekeeping – but please do consider posting a feature request, we’ll certainly consider it 🙂

I would like to do this to display the upcoming events randomly on Game Plan Theme, since i dont have any other option but “Category” to display the 4 Events with Image on Homepage.

I’m not quite sure what you mean, but certainly you should be able to query for upcoming events (and exclude past events) with our tribe_get_events() function – so that could be an avenue worth exploring if you are building a customization here.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi! The various components of the addresses are wrapped in span elements as follows:

<address class="tribe-events-address">
    <span class="adr">
        <span class="street-address">Parkway</span>
        <span class="delimiter">,</span>  
        <span class="locality">Nanaimo</span>
        <span class="delimiter">,</span>  
        <span class="postal-code">BC</span> 
        <span class="country-name">Canada</span>
    </span>
</address>

So though I’m not 100% sure if you mean you want them to be formatted the same way on all pages or just one type (like single event views) but you could probably target these via CSS rather than by adding break tags, etc:

.tribe-events-address .adr .street-address { display: block; }
.tribe-events-address .adr .delimiter { display: none; }

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi!

It’s usually best to use our own purpose designed template tag functions for things like this, such as tribe_get_start_date().

Does that help?

[Barry]

One other question, to follow up, have you tried playing around with network activating vs activating on individual sites? Does that make any difference in your installation (you would still expect to see the licenses tab on the ‘root’ site in either case, in an ideal world).

[Barry]

Hi Neill,

I can see the same thing on a local network I set up for test purposes, so, unfortunately, it may well be a bug. I’ll get this logged.

Apologies for the inconvenience and remember that in the interim you can still obtain plugin updates and upgrade manually when required.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Jeff! Facebook Events (which is what I think you are interested in here) is a separate plugin that, like Events Calendar PRO, builds on top of the core The Events Calendar plugin.

Does that answer your question?

[Barry]

Hi!

Great question. This sort of “pooled inventory” approach is not currently supported by any of our ticketing add-ons, but it is certainly something we know is a popular feature request and we are considering making changes (though no firm plans as yet).

Does that answer your question?

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

It’s not something the plugin supports “out of the box” but a number of users have requested shortcodes to facilitate this sort of thing and you are more than welcome to add your voice to this request over on our UserVoice page.

In the meantime, if you are familiar with WordPress development generally you could probably sort something out based around our tribe_get_events() function.

I hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi – thanks for sharing that link.

This seems to stem from some rules in a stylesheet added by your theme: themes/frisco/css/shortcodes.css (as an aside, this same file seems to have been added twice). What I’d recommend here is adding some new rules to a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet as follows:

#tribe-events-bar form label {
    float: none;
    width: 16.667%;
}

#tribe-events-bar form div {
    clear: none;
}

You would still need to do a little tidying up but that ought to provide much better presentation of the Tribe Bar. You can find details for setting up a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet in our Themer’s Guide (link over on the right under Useful Resources).

Does that help?

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