[Barry]

Excellent, happy to help 🙂

[Barry]

Hi barnesmusicfestival:

Thats exactly right but I cant see the button to add my featured image

So I’m wondering if your theme actually supports featured images (“post thumbs”)?

If it does not then this may not be available … one way to check would be to see if the Featured Image meta box – this is a small grey box normally found on the right hand side of the page, post and event editor screens – is present for regular posts and pages.

Does that help/shed any light?

[Barry]

Hi webdesign309,

I believe someone else reported this quite recently but it’s not something I can replicate: if I filter down to category X and for example have two events on the 20th, one in that category and one not, only the matched event shows if I click on the 20th.

I did take a look at the URL you provided to try and see an example but couldn’t locate the widget – can you point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Ryan, I’m not sure where that particular code came from or what it relates to exactly. The code we’d recommend adding (and instructions on where to add it) can be found earlier in this thread:

Webmaster tools flooded with 404s

Webmaster tools flooded with 404s

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Yes, that’s the idea 🙂

[Barry]

Indeed you could modify URLs this way (easily so for any “static” links you might add), but it could become a bit more complicated depending on your particular scenario and requirements if you want to alter the dynamically generated category links.

[Barry]

Thanks flourishdesignstudio,

I don’t believe that is the correct functions.php file. Confusingly, there are a few files with that name within the WordPress codebase! You seem to have found this one:

wp-includes/functions.php

However, in this case we want to target your theme’s functions.php file. If you were using the default Twenty Twelve theme, as an example, you would find it in the following location:

wp-content/themes/twentytwelve/functions.php

And so if you basically substitute “twentytwelve” with the directory name of your own theme you should be able to find it. Does that help at all?

[Barry]

I do apologize Heinz, I see what you mean now. What about a snippet like this one (which uses a filter as you suggested)? It should remove @ symbols in the events list widget – I think that is what you mean by the “Next events” widget – as well as in list view.

The only word of caution is that it doesn’t discriminate between those @ characters used to separate dates and times and any others that might be present, but in most cases it should be fine.

[Barry]

Hi kardiadesignstudio – can you provide a URL where I can see this? I visited the URL you provided but couldn’t find anything (not actually sure if it is indeed a WordPress site).

Thanks for clarifying!

[Barry]

Hi tactica: have you tried passing in hide_upcoming (and setting it to 1)?

[Barry]

No problem, I can relate to that 🙂

Since it’s sounding like you’re all sorted here I’ll go ahead and close this thread. Thanks again!

[Barry]

Hi feltwest, I’m guessing this relates to WooCommerce Tickets and will move it across to that forum – thanks for your patience!

[Barry]

Hi sherbert,

It’s not an issue I am aware of – you can see a functional example over here:

http://wpshindig.com/events/

Have you tried running through our standard troubleshooting steps? Deactivating all non-Modern Tribe plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme is a great way to test for conflicts.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi Simon,

Unfortunately when a static front page is in use (with Canvas and a few other themes) this problem can crop up. We hope to address it in a forthcoming maintenance release, but in the meantime can you try adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file (or wherever else your theme might make available for custom code)?

https://gist.github.com/jazbek/5959855

Note that the opening <?php tag is generally unnecessary and shouldn’t be copied and pasted across.

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi elewis,

There are a few things you might do here. One is to add a check in the existing page.php template to test if an event request is being handled, then load your customized version from there, something like this:

if ( tribe_is_event_query() ) {
get_template_part('page-events');
return;
}

Alternatively, you could override our own default-template.php template (your copy would live in the your-theme/tribe-events directory) and essentially put all of your customizations in there.

Does that help?

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