[Barry]

Do you also have The Events Calendar (our free, core plugin) installed and activated? That particular error message can be a bit misleading.

[Barry]

Excellent!

[Barry]

With a little customization you could reuse the widgets within a page/post or else you could build a custom event query using tribe_get_events() … I’m afraid we have to leave customizations like this to you though. Have fun!

[Barry]

Hi Trevor! Actually tribe_get_events() remains a core plugin function and should still operate, though event querying has tightened up some so it could be that some queries which used to return results no longer do so.

[Barry]

I’m not actually seeing the second rule I suggested anywhere in your stylesheets – can you confirm which stylesheet you added that to?

[Barry]

Hi Derek!

Are you comfortable adding custom CSS rules to your own tribe-events.css stylesheet (if not, do take a look at our Themer’s Guide first of all).

And I’d like to get rid of the white background behind the date, “September 2013″

Try adding this rule:

.tribe-events-list-separator-month span { background: none; }

There is a gray bar at the top and bottom of the page that I want to get rid of.

Try adding this rule:

.events-list #tribe-events-footer, .tribe-events-list-separator-month:after { border: 0 }

Does that help here?

[Barry]

That was certainly a theory. I can see that you’ve updated jQuery – I do see other problems on a JS level though, like errors relating to custom-contact-forms/js/custom-contact-forms-datepicker.js, xing-share.com/js/external/share.js and js-banner-rotate/includes/jsrotate.js … so it’s possible that one or more conflicts are still present.

With your updated jQuery library in place are you in a position to repeat the basic troubleshooting steps a second time and see if you can identify any further conflicts?

Thanks!

[Barry]

It’s possible that some or other setting is at the root of this. If that’s the only thing that isn’t identical then it may be worth exporting the database from the production site to your development site.

Regarding this fix – I’m not sure why that isn’t working for you, but if you are using a child theme then it’s probably appropriate to place it in the functions.php file for that child theme, creating one if it doesn’t already exist.

Does that help?

[Barry]

I do understand what you’re trying to achieve and am really just offering an alternative option for you to explore, since at this time The Events Calendar has no built-in support for the concept of embedding itself on other pages (of course, we do have a suite of widgets including a calendar widget that you could certainly embed on pretty much any page you like).

You could investigate adding code to one of your theme templates that would in turn call the relevant calendar template, but you would also need to ensure all required stylesheets and scripts are also available – and for that reason this sort of customization is not an absolutely straightforward one and is beyond the scope of what we can help you with.

It’s a popular idea though and we’d encourage you to lend your voice to this idea on our feature request page at tribe.uservoice.com – since we can’t help much more with this, however, I’ll go ahead and close this thread.

Thanks again for contacting us 🙂

[Barry]

Yes, your theme’s functions.php file is one potentially suitable location for this 🙂

[Barry]

Right, I may not have accounted for daylight saving time or may anyway have been out by an hour.

Essentially though what I’m asking is that you try switching to the correct offset – such as UTC-5 (or UTC-4 … whatever gets you to the correct time, feel free to experiment) as opposed to choosing a timezone represented by a geographical term like America/New York which may not always work, depending on your hosting environment.

Thanks – and let me know if you have any more questions 🙂

[Barry]

Hi accessrose, it rather looks like you’re missing a substantial piece of the code. Can you look at the last line in the paste you just shared? You have:

add_action('admin_head', 'tribe_fix_recurrence_dialog'); function tribe_fix_recurrence_dialog(){ ?>

And nothing after that. Can I ask you to compare this to the code you see on this page which contains several additional lines beyond that?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Great, let us know once you’ve had an opportunity to observe things 🙂

[Barry]

So if you’re referring to the fix posted here you should just be able to add that to the end of your functions.php file. Can you try that and if you have any problems post a copy of your modified functions.php file?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Aurelio,

It looks like they have some shortcodes available: http://wordpress.org/plugins/loginradius-for-wordpress/installation/

Could you try adding whichever is most appropriate to the Add HTML after event content field (found in the Events → Settings → Display screen)?

Thanks!

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