[Barry]

OK, so if you take a look at our Themer’s Guide you will find instructions on overriding and customizing our templates. In this case, you are probably going to be interested in adapting the widgets/list-widget.php template.

The line responsible for generating the ‘schedule details’ is:

<?php echo tribe_events_event_schedule_details(); ?>

It’s output can be filtered; but since the same function is used from other templates it may be better in this case to simply remove it from widgets/list-widget.php and drop in a replacement function of your own.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

OK. When I look at the URL you provided the only event/calendar page I can find seems to be generated by a quite different events plugin. Can you clarify if this issue does indeed relate to The Events Calendar and if so can you provide a URL where I can see the problem?

Thanks!

[Barry]

That’s definitely odd – and I can see it on your site (thanks for providing those URLs) – but it isn’t something I can replicate on a “stock installation” of our plugins.

I do appreciate you noted that you tried reverting to a default, unmodified theme and at the same time deactivated all non-Modern Tribe plugins – however can you confirm what the outcome of this test was? If it still occurs in those circumstances, would you be in a position to create a new WordPress installation in a sub-directory within the same hosting environment, set up only our plugins and nothing else and see if you can replicate there?

This would help us to determine if the problem is environmental in nature or if it might be a conflict with another component, be it your theme or another plugin.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Lasse,

Do you mean you wish to remove the text you added in the add HTML before event content screen? Does deleting it and saving the change using the Save Changes button not work in your case?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Lara,

I visited the URL you provided and the event views seem to be functioning as expected – can you clarify what the problem is/what you wish to achieve here?

Thanks!

[Barry]

You should be able to delete whatever is in that box then simply save the change using the Save Changes button at the bottom of that screen. Is that not working for you?

[Barry]

Hi Andrea, did you follow the rollback process as outlined here?

If I’m understanding you correctly you are manipulating links with some custom code – is that accurate?

[Barry]

Hi Matt,

Can you clarify which URL I should be looking at (re TrackShackRun) – you can do this using our private reply facility if you prefer not to expose the URL publicly.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Godesana,

Is this the issue with the recurring event dialog being “hidden” behind a grey layer? If so and you can hold tight our upcoming maintenance release ought to resolve this.

Alternatively, can you share your theme’s functions.php code so we can see if you made a mistake while applying that fix? If you can please do so via a service like Pastebin or Gist, do not post code directly in the forum.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi treybowman – we’d be happy to help if we can 🙂 (do note however that we don’t typically provide weekend coverage, so if we don’t get round to a thread created on Friday, like this one, it may indeed have to wait until Monday).

Due to the way our processes work I think we actually would need to offer you a refund so that you can instead purchase Community Events – however the best thing to do in this situation is email pro (at) tri (dot) be with a copy of your PayPal purchase receipt and a note of what you’re trying to do – Leah or another team member will be only too happy to assist and can provide better guidance for this sort of thing than can I.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Do you wish to strictly limit this change to the widget, or is this the general format you want to use?

[Barry]

Hi dmystudio,

Not too sure I understand: I only see the Events List widget and the events it is listing correspond to those I see on your /yoga_classes/category/classes/upcoming/ page – might it be that you have set the widget to display events from that same category?

What are the results you expect to see here?

[Barry]

Hi Sal,

Thanks for taking the time to break this down into separate issues. So the CSS you could try here is:

.events-archive #navigation ul.nav li.current_page_parent a {
background: inherit;
color: inherit;
}

If your theme makes available a location for adding custom CSS you could try adding this there, or else you could place it in a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Happy to hear it 🙂

[Barry]

OK, so guiding you through this line-by-line would be a little challenging since I don’t even know what theme you are using 🙂 – but let’s look at a generic example where we are using the default Twenty Thirteen theme and have chosen to use the Default Page Template (you might make any such changes from within a child theme):

1) Override and/or edit the page.php template

2) Locate the code that loads the sidebar. In Twenty Thirteen’s page.php template it looks like:

<?php get_sidebar(); ?>

Change this to:

<?php if ( false === (tribe_is_event_query() && tribe_is_month()) ) get_sidebar(); ?>

Which basically means, “get the sidebar only if this is not month view.”

3) This should dispose of the sidebar that otherwise runs down the side of the page – however, the page is still formatted as if a sidebar is still present and as with many themes that is due to a certain CSS class being applied to the body element. By adding a short snippet to our theme’s functions.php file we can remove this CSS class

I do appreciate that you are not a programmer and that the above may not translate directly to your theme, but hopefully it will give you something to start with – you could even try running through this process with Twenty Thirteen simply as an exercise in learning the ropes.

Hope that helps!

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