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Since this topic has gone for a spell without a response I am going to archive it. Thanks for posting! – Brook
Thanks for clarifying. Do you have a caching plugin enabled perchance, or some other form of caching. Usually cached pages are served to users who are not logged in. And if the cache has not updated since you made your adjustments, it will not show up. Simply clearing the cache will likely fix it. Did that work?
– Brook
You are welcome. That sounds like a good plan. We will wait to hear back once it’s released. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy Martha,
Thank you for reporting this. I had not thought to test it with that widget on the same page. I will give this a whirl and see if I can come up with a way to limit it. I will get back to you.
– Brook
Ahh that might explain my confusion. I kept opening up your site, looking through, clicked on category colors, etc. Nothing appeared broken. Thanks for checking in! I’ll leave this topic open for two weeks or so, just in case it’s not fixed. Thanks, Peter.
– Brook
Howdy Peter,
I apologize, I really wish I understood. It is still unclear. So you are saying that if you use the Filterbar to select multiple categories, only the first one selected has color? Thus you want the first one selected to always be one of the three main categories?
Would it be possible to take a screenshot, maybe with a giant red arrow or some annotations so I can’t misunderstand, showing exactly what list you need reordered? If you need a place to upload a screenshot, my personal favorite is the website snag.gy.
Thank you for putting up with me Peter!
– Brook
Simple disabling their theme overrides should fix it. To confirm, you can temporarily rename the theme/tribe-events/ folder to “tribe-events-bak”. Test, is it fixed? If so, rename it back. Now dive in to the view themselves. For instance list view has it’s own /list/ folder inside of /tribe-events/. Append “-bak” to it. Fixed for list view? If so you can once again rename it back now that we know it’s an override in that folder, and jump into the files inside of it. If there are multiple files inside of that folder rename each one until the problem goes away, then undo your rename on all except the last one. That is the culprit for list view. Now jump into the other views folders. You might need to repeat the whole process, but you can probably just find the same file in each add -bak to it.
But, that might impact those views in undesirable ways. If you find that it does, you will have to wait on a the theme folks to fix it, or write a fix yourself inside of that file that you isolated above.
If renaming /tribe-events/ did not fix it, it is possible that this being cause by a filter, perhaps inside of functions.php.
Would that work while you wait?
– Brook
