[Casey]

Yvonne,
Thanks for getting in touch and for being a customer! Allowing users to submit events via the front-end of your site is definitely possible by using the Community Events add-on. Take a look there and let me know if you have further questions.

Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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visceral,
Thanks for reaching out! You should be able to customize the text that displays after submitting an event by pasting the following code snippet into your theme’s functions.php file: https://gist.github.com/ckpicker/8aa1390da48520f88149

You’ll want to modify that code a bit to suit your purposes, but give that a shot and let me know if it does the trick!

vancouverfamily,
If your issue is the same as the above please do feel free to monitor this thread, but if you need assistance for your own specific scenario it would be great if you could create a fresh thread of your own.

Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

Since it looks like you don’t have any further questions here, I’m going to go ahead and close out this thread. Feel free to start a new thread if you have further questions. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

Try something like this for the ‘CUSTOM SIDEBARS’ section:


'before_widget' => '<div id="%1$s" class="sidebox widget %2$s">',


Let me know if that fixes the issue. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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Tone,
Thanks for reaching out! First of all, we always suggest that users backup their database and files before performing any updates, just as a precaution in case anything goes wrong during the update process. After you’ve done that, then the auto-update process from the WordPress Dashboard should be pretty seamless. Your events will remain in-tact, but keep in mind that you might need to make updates to any customizations or template overrides that you’ve done.

Hopefully that helps to answer your questions, but let me know if I can help further. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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dave9621,
Thanks for getting in touch and sorry to hear you’re having trouble here, but hopefully I can help. I would suggest the following:

1. Copy/Backup your existing list widget override to another location
2. Copy over the new list widget template file (located at ‘events-calendar-pro/views/pro/widgets/list-widget.php’) to your ‘tribe-events’ directory
3. Copy over your custom code from your existing list widget override into the new list widget template

Give those steps a try, and hopefully that gets you pointed in the right direction. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

danareeves,
Thanks for getting in touch! This is related to the styles that are being used in your theme. Just add the following CSS to your theme’s stylesheet and it should fix the issue:


h3.tribe-events-month-event-title {
font-size:1em !important;
}


Give that a shot and let me know if it does the trick. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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mcomarketing,
The issue is that your theme is missing the ‘before_widget’ parameter in it’s sidebar declaration (which is probably located in your theme’s functions.php file). While I wish I could say that the plugin seamlessly integrates with every theme out there, the reality is that custom themes have so many settings/options that it would be nearly impossible for us to account for all of those.

Since we’re unable to provide support for issues related to third-party themes, I would suggest reaching out to the developer of your theme to see if they can offer some guidance on adding the correct ‘before_widget’ parameter. Thanks and let me know if you have further questions! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

Great! Thanks for confirming that this got you sorted. Since it looks like you’re all set, I’m going to mark this thread “Answered” and close it out.

By the way, if you have a minute or two, we would love it if you’d write a few words for us here: http://m.tri.be/jw

Thanks in advance. 🙂

Cheers,
Casey

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flawlessvictory,
Right on! Glad you were able to sort this out. Just let me know if you have further questions here. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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Gordian,
Thanks for getting in touch! You should be able to do this by adding some margin to the #tribe-events-content container, like this:


#tribe-events-content {
margin-left:50px;
}


Give that a try and let me know if it does the trick. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

After investigating further with 2013 activated, I discovered the same behavior when the ‘WC Ajax Layered Nav’ plugin was activated. When I deactivated the plugin, everything worked as expected. I did notice that you’re not running the latest version of that plugin, so you might consider updating the plugin to see if your issue still persists.

If your issue still persists after updating, could you send us an email at pro(at)tri.be, reference this thread, and attach a zip of the plugin so we can have our developers investigate further? I can’t promise that we’ll be able to come to any definitive conclusions as to why this is conflicting, so I would suggest that you also reach out to the plugin developer to enlist their help as well.

Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

Denice,
Thanks for reaching out! Take a look at our themer’s guide, which will show you how to perform a template override. Then you’ll want to override and modify ‘views/modules/meta/details.php’ and remove this code: http://pastebin.com/1X7Hhrf7

Hopefully that points you in the right direction, but let me know if you have further questions. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

After logging in and investigating, I’m still seeing the Google Maps API warning (screenshot). Can you try temporarily reverting to the default 2013 theme to see if this warning persists? It’s possible by resolving that warning, that the other Javascript error might be resolved as well.

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flawlessvictory,
Just send another private reply with your login credentials (the previous ones were deleted), and I’ll take a quick look. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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