[Andrea]

Solution for others:

please add this to your custom css box in theme options:

.hidden_category{
display: block !important;
}
this will force display the cats.

Then I had to delete the words “Show All Categories” and the following code:

echo ”;
echo ”;
if ( count( $cats ) > 9 ) {
echo ‘Show all categories (‘ . count( $cats ) . ‘)‘;
}

from this file: /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-community-events/lib/tribe-community-events.class.php

so that it wouldn’t say “show all categories” when all were displayed.

[Andrea]

As noted above, Tweetly Updater. Found it hadn’t been updated since I first installed it two years ago. I tried to use syndication via Networked Blogs but the events don’t go in to my regular feed. I am sure there are posts here that can direct my how to do that (can’t be the first to have this problem!!) so I am looking but if you can point me in the general direction, I would appreciate it. I believe if events were in the regular stream they would automatically go to Twitter and Facebook etc as they should. I will also look at the code too but I am not sure it will be feasible as it is old and unsupported at this time.

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