[Staci Alonso]

We have tried both the built in WordPress export shown in another thread as well as this $250 paid option to no avail: http://www.wpallimport.com/order-now/wp-all-export/. Also tried manually exporting the tables from one DB to the other with no success.

[Staci Alonso]

I’ve noticed that sometimes it doesn’t bring in the event details with the event, like year, etc. Other times it changes the dates of the event to the date it was imported. I now have hundred of events that show as being on August 1 @ 12pm, haha…

Any insight on how to make the two calendars match would be awesome as we are hoping to start the marketing push in the next 2 weeks.

[Staci Alonso]

If i go to a specific event, it pulls the correct information.

If I go to a page, I can get it to pull the correct information.

But the main calendar http://www.stationcasinosevents.com/events/ is not a page, nor it is an event. the first og:image is generated by Yoast, and is what I would like for Facebook to see. The second og:image is pulled from a random event that seems to change everyday. I don’t know where this get’s pulled. If we had a shortcode for the full calendar, we could just place it on a page and style that. But because it is hardcoded to /events/ we have no way of controling it without writing custom code (which we’d prefer to avoid).

Thanks in advance for your help.

[Staci Alonso]

Ok what you showed me is great, but I’d really like a shortcode so that I can style each category page using my theme and not have to hack up some PHP.

Is there a full calendar shortcode that accepts category or tag arguments?

Thanks!

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