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I discovered that the events that were created under a different account than what we have connected with the API credentials — so this is no doubt the problem.
I *was* able to move the event registration up by moving this bit of code below the content action:
<?php do_action( 'tribe_events_single_event_after_the_meta' ) ?>So that does do it. I still wish I had control over the headline and that the content wasn’t coming in in an iframe, as now I have to deal with some extra space below the registration info. Is there any other way to pull in that info that doesn’t involve an iframe?
Hello, again.
Thanks for looking into this! I tried what you sent, but I do actually need Javascript for it. The reason being that I use JS to set the height, if necessary, of the right column. The goal is that it is always as large or larger than the sidebar column. So, because I was doing this via JS, it was overriding any CSS. I’ve figured out a solution, though, and I have it working. Thanks!Well, actually (again), maybe I still do need your assistance. Because it looks like you’re changing the URL on the fly, not actually loading a new page or template.
Actually, I think the easiest solution here is probably to disable the jQuery stuff I’ve got going — because it’s really only needed on this page if there were no events. It’s okay if the events column is longer than the sidebar. So if I just disable it for this page, it should render just fine. So, nevermind!
Thanks for the quick response. Unless I’m mistaken, the only difference in that latest snippet you sent is that you’re including the past event titles, whereas I was only trying to change the upcoming ones. So I’m not sure that helps me any further.
Either way, this code only changes the title in the header tag, but not in the actual H2. Are you sure it should? Although I am using my own /tribe-events/default-template.php file, I’m not adjusting any other templates — and there’s nothing in my template that would affect that H2. If I have to force it some other less pretty way (jQuery), I can, but it would be nice if I could figure out what’s amiss here.
You know, I had done some searching in your forums prior to starting this ticket and noticed people talking about the WordPress SEO plugin. When I deactivate it, the page title is now correct. The breadcrumbs aren’t, but I can modify that using the conditional you provided. So it seems like maybe something is going on with that plugin…
The other weird thing is that when I run a broken link checker program, it actually does say that the /events/ page triggers a 404. I’m running it again now to see if it does this with WordPress SEO deactivated. Aaaaaannnnnd verdict: Yep, still is triggering 404s.
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http://www.chirocare.com/events/
error code: 404 (not found), linked from page(s):
[LONG LIST OF URLS]
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Hmm. Any other ideas?BTW, I did adjust a few custom things that weren’t working on the page — the left navigation and the breadcrumbs — that needed your conditional language. I had a different tribe conditional that wasn’t working. So that did help here, at least.
Actually, after stepping away, I see that that date in the box is not the event date but the ticket sales end date. It appears that this is something to edit within Eventbrite. Maybe it would make it more clear for administrators and customers if the title was not “End” but “Sales End” or something a little more obvious.
