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Yep the forum is, unfortunately, a pretty terrible host for code snippets.
When I asked about taxonomy parameters though I really meant a tax query as described in the codex:
http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query#Taxonomy_Parameters
Have you tried/can you try that method?
I’m not sure how you’re forming your query, but have you tried passing taxonomy parameters instead?
There is indeed!
Our developer Jessica suggests adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file.
Should you be unfamiliar with PHP it is important to note that the opening <?php tag (in that snippet) is not necessary – so long as you paste everything else after the existing <?php tag in your functions.php file you should be good.
Thanks!
We’ve updated resources such as our Themer’s Guide to reflect the latest changes, so do take the time to review them.
Basically though you would now need to create a subdirectory within your theme called tribe-events and the stylesheet ought to be tribe-events.css. Unlike previous versions, this augments the existing stylesheets rather than replacing them – so it need only contain rules for elements where you are unhappy with the default styles.
Hi freshtribe,
The best place for support on that one is probably here:
http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/image-widget
Remember also to include a URL to your website in case the solution hinges on working around your theme’s CSS rules 🙂
(Looks like one of my colleagues has already edited that post and removed the path entirely.)
Can I ask you to run through our standard troubleshooting steps?
* Your Modern Tribe plugins already seem to be up-to-date and in synch
* Can you deactivate all other plugins
* Can you also switch to a default and unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve
* Does the problem persist under those conditions?Thanks!
No problem: it’s now been logged as a feature request and the team will consider it as soon as they get a chance – it may be a number of maintenance releases before it’s properly considered, though.
OK, so if it’s definitely specific to your theme we need to try and narrow down the cause.
Would it be possible to grant (temporary) access so I can view the community events submission form? I would only need a basic login in the first instance, not an administrative login.
Hi Tony,
Just to clarify because I think we’re both using different terminology here – by tab do you mean the links reading something like:
All (50) | Draft (17) | Trash (2)
If so, while I understand clicking on the draft link isn’t working as expected are you able to locate the drafts and edit them from the All list?
Yep, in fact that was shared in a thread not long ago and it’s fine by us to drop useful links into these threads:
http://www.skyverge.com/blog/how-to-set-woocommerce-virtual-order-status-to-complete-after-payment/
And it’s definitely worth trying – anecdotally it seems results have been mixed but mostly positive. We don’t however have an “official” solution of our own since this is something that would correctly be solved at WooCommerce level (whether natively or by a customization like in in that thread) rather than WooTickets level.
Glad you got a solution 🙂
Anything is possible!
Tickets are, after all, regular WooCommerce products and so you should be able to use the complete gamut of shortcodes and other tools made available by that plugin.
Tickets are also categorized, by default, within a tickets product category to further allow them to be isolated.
Useful resource: WooCommerce Codex
