[Christine Cobb]

You can close this.

[Christine Cobb]

That worked but it seems odd that marking an event as featured would hide the icon. I don’t see the connection between the two.

[Christine Cobb]

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[Christine Cobb]

Thanks, that worked!

[Christine Cobb]

This is the code that worked for me:

.tribe-this-week-widget-day-1,
.tribe-this-week-widget-day-2,
.tribe-this-week-widget-day-3 {
    display: none !important;
}

The only other thing that would make it perfect is to spell out the days (i.e. Thursday instead of Thur)

[Christine Cobb]

Thanks Cliff for responding. I have a festival that starts on Thursday and ends on Sunday. There are multiple events each day and I wanted a simple list by day rather than a calendar view. I chose the “This Week” shortcode as it had most of what I was looking for. I changed the WordPress setting for the beginning of the week to Thursday because I was getting “No events” for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday at the top of the list.

If I add the CSS you describe, will that work with the shortcode or is that just for the calendar?

Maybe there is another solution for creating a simple list for those 4 days other than the “This Week” shortcode?

[Christine Cobb]

Before I start, I’m using the Event List Widget on that same page to show multiple events coming up. If I customize the single-event.php file will it either affect the other widget on the page or the look of Events on their own page?

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