[Ben]

Hi Cliff,

I would consider my skill set to be quite advanced when it comes to CSS/HTML and my JS/jQuery skills are reasonable.

I do not need help writing and testing CSS style over rides cross browser/device.

But, there does seem to be an issue that I do not understand with regards to http://<my site>/events/community/add

I just can not get any styles post submission to render and this is very puzzling.

I would be happy to set up a new Tribe user and password and then send a login. What is the best way to send the details? Is it to reply to this thread again and select the “Set as private reply” option?

Thanks again,
Ben

[Ben]

Hi Cliff,

Thanks, I’ll start investigating and if I have any questions I’ll post back a new thread.

Please feel free to close this one off.

Cheers,
Ben

[Ben]

Hi Cliff,

Thanks for your help, I’ll keep each post to one issue from now.

Let’s focus on question 1 as you have directed. I already knew the location of single-venue.php and I also understand how to over-ride it, but thanks for clarifying that my understanding is correct. I apologise for not being 100% clear about that.

To confirm, it is quite easy to copy the single-venue.php file to my theme and cut out the PHP/HTML i don’t want and click save. That’s simple.

What I want to understand is, what is Events Calendar’s preferred best practice (location) for placing the cut PHP/HTML so that it renders in the right column that appears alongside the content in the single-venue.php file.

I hope that makes sense.

Cheers,
Ben

[Ben]

Hi Cliff,

Thanks, I’ll grab the bundle and then shoot through a refund request for Events Calendar Pro.

Cheers,
Ben

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