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  • in reply to: Left Justification of Single Event View #61608
    Barry
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    Hi Tim,

    No problem! Can you try adding the following line of CSS either to the bottom of your theme’s stylesheet (or anywhere else your theme makes available for custom CSS) or else if that doesn’t work try adding it to a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet:

    .tribe_events .tribe-events-content { padding-left: 0px }

    For instructions on setting up tribe-events.css please take a look at our Themer’s Guide – does that help at all?

    in reply to: Category Resets when I click on the next month. #61599
    Barry
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    I would hope it would be rolled into our next maintenance release – and we’re generally back to a schedule of monthly maintenance releases.

    Barry
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    Yes, there are a few filters in there and you can pretty much always fall back on some string manipulation, but hopefully we’ll expand the API a little and make it easier to do using functions like tribe_set_meta_label() (though that’s something for the future).

    Barry
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    Hi Josh – not yet but it should be rolled out in the next maintenance release. In the meantime you could potentially workaround the problem by following these steps (if your comfortable with that).

    Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for your patience so far!

    in reply to: Time Sensitive!!! Day of Week is incorrect #61587
    Barry
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    Excellent!

    in reply to: Adding alt image tags #61582
    Barry
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    Excellent, happy to help 🙂

    in reply to: Error Notice with WooTickets #61580
    Barry
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    Definitely – we would be happy to investigate if there is a legitimate issue here, however right now I can’t think what that would be.

    Our own testing and demo sites run WooCommerce Tickets (“WooTickets”) successfully without having permissions at that level – similarly my local test installation has no problems when locked down quite tightly.

    It may be that in your particular hosting environment this is necessary to workaround some other problem, if so it would really be something for the host to resolve – though once again we’re completely open to looking into this if they can provide notes that suggest a wider problem.

    Thanks for your patience and yes, feel free to check in if you need to with any further feedback from the host.

    in reply to: Left Justification of Single Event View #61567
    Barry
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    Hi thindes57 – have you since deleted your test event? I’m just seeing a 404 when I visit the URL you provided (I’m guessing from the title of the thread I should be seeing an actual issue with a text alignment though)?

    in reply to: Upgraded to 3.0, Blog posts conflict with Events page #61441
    Barry
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    Hi hubsaltlake,

    I think I’ve put two and two together here and hopefully come up with four this time. Though it relates to a different theme could you review this related item and see if that makes sense in your case (I suspect it may actually be the very same issue).

    If so, it is not in fact a peculiarity of Roots but a bug in our plugin and one we hope to fix in a forthcoming maintenance release.

    Does that help at all or at least offer some sort of insight and/or temporary workaround?

    in reply to: Customization path needed for Organizer related files #61427
    Barry
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    Hi tmbond,

    As you’re probably aware (since you want to make the changes outside of core plugin files) we never recommend editing core code in this manner.

    You should also be aware that, currently, there is no direct support for overriding admin views (ie, those templates used to generate what site admins see, as opposed to public views that generate what your visitors see) and nor is it intended that you can override and replace core libraries such as those files contained in advanced-functions or template-tags.

    Instead, the override paths only apply to the views listed in our Themer’s Guide: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/events-calendar-themers-guide/

    Many of the functions in those libraries do however contain filters – and though I don’t know exactly what you are attempting here it’s probably that use of actions and filters is the safest way to go 🙂

    in reply to: Time Sensitive!!! Day of Week is incorrect #61417
    Barry
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    I’m very sorry Daniella, it did indeed slip through. So can you try something like this:

    <?php echo tribe_get_start_date(get_the_ID(), false, 'l, ') ?>

    Does that achieve what you want here?

    Barry
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    Hi all,

    This is indeed possible without editing core files.

    Though not the most elegant way of doing things, adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file or some other suitable place should get you headed in the right direction.

    If memory serves there are some changes in the works to make it easier to use API functions such as tribe_set_meta_label() for this purpose – however some further work is in progress on that front and we’re not quite there yet.

    Thanks for your patience and let me know if you need further help on this one @soulofyoga 🙂

    Barry
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    Hi Cynthia,

    I think the basic problem with the extremely narrow sidebar is that different formatting rules are applied by your theme when a 404 status (“posts not found”) is returned – which can happen on some event views when there are no events within the specified date range. It may simply be true that the particular instances of week and day view you viewed were indeed devoid of events and that’s why you saw this there (but let me know if that’s not in fact the case).

    There are a few ways to hide the sidebar – once of the easiest would be a simple piece of CSS (there are more ‘elegant solutions’ which would stop the sidebar markup from being generated altogether – but without knowing exactly how your theme is pieced together I’d prefer to see if this route works for you first of all).

    Can you try adding:

    .events-archive #secondary { display: none; }

    To your theme’s stylesheet or else to your custom tribe-events.css stylesheet (see our Themer’s Guide for details on setting that up) – or some other suitable location?

    Thanks!

    in reply to: WooCommerce The Events Calendar Pro Conflict #61327
    Barry
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    Hi splurgin – sorry for the delay, but please note we rarely provide weekend coverage here on the forums (hence no response for the last 2 days, as Rob replied on Friday) 🙂

    I didn’t get a chance to see the actual problem and am unsure which option you unchecked (and whether unchecking caused or solved the issue) – but I wonder if the setting was Include events in main blog loop and the problem was that, when enabled, it caused the WooCommerce storefront to display blog posts instead of products?

    Can you confirm if it is what I described or something altogether different?

    If it is what I just described then please note this is a known issue that we have on the radar and should be resolved in one of our forthcoming maintenance releases.

    in reply to: Breadcrumbs broken with theme #61316
    Barry
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    Hi Mat,

    The URL you provided results in a 404 Page Not Found message for me – can you confirm if there is a better URL with which to view the problem/if indeed you still need help with this?

    Thanks!

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