[Barry]

In the case of your theme please place the customized single-day.php template in wp-content/themes/mystile/tribe-events/month … so basically it should reside at:

wp-content/themes/mystile/tribe-events/month/single-day.php

The contents of that file should echo the code you see here – can you confirm that you’re good with these steps so far?

And to your question regarding the origin of those links. Go to calendar view http://bedmintonov.staging.wpengine.com/udalosti/ . Insert date 1970-04 to the date filtering field…

So the above change to single-day.php should resolve the problem with the search engine indexing those days: note that the primary problem there is that you have disabled day view, if you could change your settings to include day view you should not see those 404 pages.

Again, we’re hoping to address this in an upcoming maintenance release.

[Barry]

Hi Amy,

I’m not sure. Do you have some sort of customization in place to generate that link? It’s not something our current releases actually generate (though it does create other Google Calendar related links in different views).

Thanks for clarifying!

[Barry]

Hi greatlakeslit,

I’m not actually aware of this Default Month View problem but apart from some fringe cases where there is a theme conflict or something of that order I believe you should be good to go here.

Perhaps you could test things out with our very latest versions in a test environment and see how it goes?

Barry

[Barry]

OK, well I think it will in fact fit quite nicely if you were able to add those style rules – but if that’s not possible and you’re happy with the list widget that’s fine.

Regarding the events list widget, it does look to me though like it is functioning as expected:

* I see three events, on Sept 20, 21 and 22 in the calendar http://jcwc.org/events-calendar/2013-09/
* I see nothing between then and now http://jcwc.org/events-calendar/2013-08/
* Your event list widget seems correctly to be listing those three upcoming events http://jcwc.org/

Since we try to stick to one topic per thread (and the above looks in order to me) I’ll go ahead and close this one – but if you do have further concerns and can detail why you think it’s not working definitely do open a new thread and one of the team will be happy to help 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

(I’ll go ahead and close this thread, since I don’t think there’s much else to do here on this occasion.)

[Barry]

Well, I personally tend to disagree since we’re talking about the calendar widget here – and that is focused on showing a single month at any one time, albeit you’ve removed the calendar and it’s now lacking that ‘context’.

You can achieve what you want with the event list widget, which will display x upcoming events and isn’t restricted to a single month (and you could tweak it to give it a similar appearance to the calendar widget if you wanted to).

If you feel strongly about the calendar widget having different behaviour in this regard please do post a feature request (use the link to our UserVoice page, below) and we’ll happily consider it 🙂 … that would also let other users endorse the idea which can be a useful gauge for us.

https://tribe.uservoice.com/forums/195723-feature-ideas

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi jmendes,

I think this is perhaps due to your theme (though theoretically it could be another plugin) and the way it filters excerpt_more – as we don’t see the same thing when testing in a “plain vanilla” environment – you can certainly change this and for example a change to remove the continue reading link would look something like this:

add_filter('excerpt_more', 'kill_excerpt_more', 100);
function kill_excerpt_more() { return ''; }

So you could take that as a starting point and certainly could tweak it to suit. Does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi mousepotato:

When you say trying other stylesheets are you referring to an option offered by your theme – and if so can you instead try switching to a completely different default theme such as Twenty Twelve and see if the problem still persists then?

It could also be helpful to see the problem for ourselves if you could facilitate that, as it might be possible to resolve this with some CSS, but a screenshot alone (though it’s a great way to get a feel for the basic problem – thanks for including it 🙂 ) doesn’t offer that information.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi accessrose,

I don’t quite understand what you’re asking for here. Although I see you’ve currently disabled month view the datepicker on the main events page is indeed located above where the calendar would be (if it were enabled).

Can you be a little more specific/perhaps illustrate what you want with a screenshot or mockup?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Excellent, that’s much appreciated: look forward to hearing the results.

[Barry]

I’m surprised to hear that.

I can see that the browser is initially being sent the correct output (the titles are just the titles) and then a piece of Javascript runs that transforms them into links – and actually makes a mess of this in the process, such that we no longer have valid HTML on the page.

This is almost certainly the result of some code that belongs to your theme or another plugin. Just to be absolutely clear on this, these are the full troubleshooting steps:

* Switch to a default and unmodified theme – such as Twenty Twelve
* Deactivate all other plugins except for those by Modern Tribe
* Please make sure you have the current version of all our plugins
* Now test to see if this problem remains
* If it resolves the problem, reactivate everything one component at a time, testing at each stage to see if the issue returns

That should help us to isolate whichever component is causing the problem. Thanks!

[Barry]

You should see a prompt in the WordPress dashboard / specifically in the plugin admin page informing you of a new update 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Fernando, so a rule like this should do the trick:

#widget-footer h4.entry-title { font-size: 2em; }

You could add this to the bottom of your theme’s stylesheet or some other suitable location your theme makes available for custom CSS (or else follow the steps in our Themer’s Guide, linked to above).

Thanks!

[Barry]

Thanks sherbert: I’ll go ahead and close this one.

[Barry]

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