[Gibson]

Thanks – that worked!

[Gibson]

Geoff – Thanks for getting back to me. Sorry about the late response. We’re launching in a week so we have our hands full. I started to go through the process of deactivating plug-ins and noticed pretty quickly that when I turn off the Event Tickets plug-in, the cost field reappears. When I turn it back on it disappears. So, that’s my short term solution. I’m sure that my client would like to also use that plug-in later on so I’ll need to revisit that after launch.

Have you guys seen that issue happen in the past?

[Gibson]

Thanks Victor,

I’m not sure how to do either of those things and could use a little expert advice. If I go with the first option, how/where would I add that. Is there some accompanying PHP that I need to add that or do I just add the text somewhere? I’m a complete novice with CSS and PHP.

[Gibson]

And that worked too – thanks! So, we’re almost there. I also mentioned adding some legal text at the top or bottom of form. Is there a PHP file I can follow the same procedure for to add that? Thanks for all of your help!

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[Gibson]

Victor,

OK – I did that and that worked. Thanks. Also in my initial ticket above I was hoping to add additional text in a few places:

Just above the image form field, there is some text that says: “Choose a .jpg, .png, or .gif file under 128 MB in size.” I need to add a few more directions there. And, I’d like to add some text at the top or bottom of form that is a legal disclosure – just a few lines. How would I add those?

[Gibson]

This is not really helpful for me since we don’t have anyone on staff to do PHP or CSS. I noticed an earlier post where one your team members gave a customer some custom CSS to remove one of the form fields in the Community Events user form. In this case, I need to remove the “Categories” field because we don’t want users to access it. Can someone do the same for me? Thanks

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