[Brian]

Hey Victor,

I appreciate your help on this. Based on my research, I think I’ve figured out the code to use, but in my trial-and-error method, I can’t figure out where to place it in the default-template.php file.

Here’s the code I’m trying:

<?php echo do_shortcode( ‘[fusionslider id=”” class=”” name=”events”][/fusionslider]’ ); ?>

Can you tell me if this is the right code, and if so, where it should go?

And as a side note, if you have any idea how to get my paragraph text on the events pages to not be so large, that would be helpful. It’s set to paragraph in the page editor, but it does not show up that way on the page.

Thanks,
Brian

[Brian]

Hi Victor,

Thanks for your help. I’m a bit of an amateur at this, so I apologize for my lack of knowledge in some areas. I think I understand what you’re saying in regard to the Fusion slider HTML showing up inside the events container.

Here’s the link to the previous thread, which has another link to the Widget: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/avada-theme-events-calendar-pro-enabling-a-slider-on-the-events-page/

And I’ve attached another screenshot, just showing how I’ve added the fusion slider to a text box in this widget. But like you said, it’s adding that within the container for the events page. That’s the only customization I’ve done. I have not customized the Avada template (in this case).

Again, thanks for your help, Victor!

Brian

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