[Barry]

Hi!

That’s unfortunate. It looks like a problem commonly caused were a theme (though it could be another plugin) has either re-ordered the stack of filters used to process content or is running a function like wpautop() an additional time.

This can cause <p> (paragraph) and <br> (line break) tags to be “injected” into all the wrong places and that would seem to be what is happening here. Sometimes this can be fixed with a little CSS – for instance adding the following rules to the bottom of your stylesheet almost fixes this:

#tribe-events-calendar-header p,
#tribe-events-calendar-header br {
display: none;
}

However, possibly because these additional tags are being added in all the wrong places that isn’t a complete solution in every browser.

Can you check in with your theme vendor/author and ask if they have a solution for this? Some themes that do this have an extra “shortcode” that looks like [RAW] … content which we do not wish to be affected … [/RAW] that can be useful in this situation.

[Barry]

Hi hlchia,

Something like this will require a degree of customization work. Events do not have tags for instance but they can be added.

You could then use these as the basis of your matching process, however I’m not absolutely clear on how you want to do this and it is in any case out of the scope of support for his to help you with something like this – there have been a few related threads however and you might be able to glean some useful info from those.

Please also be aware that events will have tags by default as of The Events Calendar 3.0 – and shortly after that release we hope to make available and advanced filtering plugin which could also be of interest here.

Thanks – and good luck!

[Barry]

OK, so now you need to use those newly added functions from within your list.php template – here’s an example of one way in which you could do this, based on the default list.php template.

The relevant piece of code can be found on lines 41-55 – you may need to tweak this slightly so that the wording fits your particular style and business model, or to add any other embellishments that you might need 🙂

In principle the same chunk of code (lines 41-55) can be added to other templates, such as table.php with no or some very minor changes.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi kariosdesign, we’d be happy to help but please create a new thread first of all, as the steps we need to follow in your case/Jessica’s case may be different and it could quickly become confusing if we try to do both in a single thread 🙂

Jessica: are you able to share your theme (perhaps by posting a link to a download via a private reply)?

[Barry]

Can you give an example of one of the events and perhaps share a screenshot from the event editor showing the recurrence settings?

[Barry]

So you’re having trouble with the template override process?

You should first go to your theme’s directory and create a new sub-directory called events – then please copy the following file:

wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/list.php

And place a copy of that file in your new events sub-directory. Does that make more sense?

[Barry]

Hi spinline: to request a copy of 3.0 beta please follow the instructions in my initial reply, above.

[Barry]

Hi Marc,

Our intention hasn’t been to tease you as such, we did in fact anticipate a release much earlier in the year – but, as can happen, we hit a number of delays.

At this point though we’ve completed beta testing and are preparing our documentation and other support resources for the release – so although I still can’t provide a firm date and wouldn’t even want to set your expectations by suggesting a release within the month (just in case some other problem did crop up) we are definitely in the final furlong.

[Barry]

Great! Please also add this function in the same place.

Next, we need to override the list view template (as per the instructions in the themer’s guide) – so you should have a copy in the following location:

wp-content/themes/{YOUR_THEME}/events/list.php

[Barry]

Hi Mamalm, you would need to customize both your WooCommerce email template (or else add those extra details by using a filter) – that’s not really something we can help you with but the team over at WooThemes should be able to provide guidance (or you may find useful examples online).

You would then need to find a means of discovering what if any tickets are associated with the purchase – currently I don’t believe we have any ‘template tags’ to assist with this (though they have been requested for a future release) so this is something where you would need to dive in to the code and figure out a solution of your own, I’m afraid.

[Barry]

Sorry Mamalm, but no this is not a function of Events Calendar PRO. To do what you want to do requires an amount of customization work.

Let’s take it one step at a time though – have you added this function to your theme’s functions.php file?

[Barry]

Hi Robvgr,

Can you tell me which theme you are using? (Is it accessible via wordpress.org/themes?)

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Briston,

Can I clarify first of all if by multiday event you simply mean a regular event that ends one or more days after it starts, or do you mean an event where a recurrence pattern such as every Friday for 10 weeks has been set up – or both?

Also, is this only in the context of the gridview?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Jodi,

I can see one event like that but it looks as though the image has also been inserted into the summary. Is it possible that you did this manually, by accident?

If not, does this occur if you switch back to a default theme such as Twenty Twelve?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Definitely, well in that case it sounds like you are all set 🙂

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