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I understand that! The simplest way just be to hide it by adding a rule to your Admin CSS. It has an id, so something like
#tribe_events_cat-add-toggle{display:none;}should work.Of course they will still be able to add categories if they use the option in the left hand menu. But, this will make it harder and I would think prevent them from casually adding categories.Would that work for you?
– Brook
Regarding the date issue, you would need to make $wp_query global in order to access it within a function: http://pastebin.com/zQhcKAFS
Thank you for the link and your final snippet. Please let us know if that works for you.
– Brook
Oh that is my mistake. Well one thing that sticks out to me about your code is that the order of elseifs is wrong. Technically the map view is also an events list and list of upcoming events, so it meets the conditions for those and would never reach the bottom where you have set the map specific title. The following order should correct that problem: http://pastebin.com/WyYZcfRM
Do you mind if I ask where you found that code? I was not able to find it in any of our documentation. But, if it is from one of our official snippets I would like to correct it.
Please let me know if that fixes it. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy Kelly,
The following CSS should fix the problem:
.tribe-events-venue-map img { max-width: inherit; }This is an issue with your theme. You might report it to the theme author. Anytime Google Maps is displayed anywhere on the site you will have to apply the above CSS to that one as well, by creating another CSS rule. Ideally the theme should not be setting the max width of all imgs, that is very bad practice.
Please let us know if that fixes it. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy woodraf,
Thank you for testing it with plugins disabled. I am not able to reproduce any 404s on your site, and with every event I have tested I can view them fine. Just to make sure we are looking at the same pages and seeing different things, I am including some links and screenshots:
– Single events page, found by going to your calendar and clicking on an event: Screenshot of what I see | Direct link to page
– The page you initially linked. Though it is not a true example of our single-events pages like the above it is not generating a 404 and it is displaying event details. Screenshot of what I see | Direct link to pageWhen you click on those links, are you seeing something different than my screenshots? If so, would you mind providing screenshots of what you do see?Perhaps there is something on these pages that is not displaying as intended, if so please point it out. If you are seeing errors on different pages than the above ones, please provide us with direct links to those pages. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy indizo,
We corrected that bug in category list view, which was seen in the topics you linked to. Unfortunately the bug persisted unnoticed in category photo view. I personally logged this in our issue tracker on Friday. We will be fixing this as soon as we can. It will likely be rolled into our next maintenance release.
Thank you for posting, and taking the time to search through our forums to see if this was a new issue.
– Brook
Howdy,
That is a bit strange. It looks like some javascript somewhere is conflicting with Google’s map code. You could add a snippet like the following to hide the icons: .gmnoprint div img { display: none; }
But that is not a great solution. It hides the little drop down arrow as well. So this issue persisted even after all plugins were disable and the 2011 theme was used? Ordinarily that would solve the problem, and we could isolate the problem by reenabling those one at a time and see which causes the issue. So, I just wanted to double check that this problems continues with all those plugins disabled and the default theme being used. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy,
Since this is the Pro forum I gather that you are not referring to the Community Events form. I can not think of a great way to do this. It would really involve some direct edits to the plugin, which is always a bad idea since they have to be redone each time you update the plugin.
For most of our users we find that they do not end up giving too many people access to the WP admin area. When you do give someone access they tend to require a little bit of training anyways, to make sure they do not mess something up. Perhaps mentioning that you don’t want new categories could be part of that training process?
Does that answer your question? Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy woodraf,
I am seeing the same thing on my mobile (Chrome for Android v4.4) that I am on my Windows desktop. What browsers and devices are you using? Have you tried disabling your theme or plugins to see if the issue persists? That is generally a great place to start so you can narrow down the issue.
– Brook
Howdy jgmarshall,
Unfortunately there is not a way to skip that second step when deleting single events out of a series. This would make a great feature request though! If you put it up on our uservoice page other users can then easily voice their support for your idea.
Thanks for the feedback!
– Brook
Howdy samjco,
Unfortunately there are no shortcodes to cure ajax problems. There could be a million reasons for this. To assist you with fixing it we really need to see it in action. Can you link to the page where this is happening? Or, is it a local site? It sounds to me like this is a theme conflict with a custom theme’s AJAX loader, however you state the issue persisted when you enabled the 2011 theme. Did the problem persist with 2011, or was that checked by mistake? If not the 2011 theme, what theme are you using?
Please let us know the answers to those questions so we can assist you better. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy reshetramah,
I believe that code was intended to work with our 2.x plugin, in which case it would have some issues. To remedy this I think some theme over-rides for those views will work wonders.
Before making any theme changes you will want to familiarize yourself with our themer’s guide. Once there, you will want to over-ride the three views you mentioned and add your custom content after or instead of the regular header. For instance, in \events-calendar-pro\views\pro\photo\content.php you will see some code like this:
<?php echo tribe_get_events_title(); ?>
That is the page title for the photo view. Just add | Reshet Ramah directly after it, but before the closing </h2>.Please let us know if this solution works for you. Thanks!
– Brook
