[coppermoon]

Thanks, Brian. I’ll try this out, and I think that will be a useful function to add. Thanks for submitting a ticket for the feature.

Best,
Jeremy

[coppermoon]

EDIT: I just saw your response. To be clear: we don’t want to see the List view at all. We want to click the event and have that go to its respective Event page.

So I took the liberty of deleting all the Events Calendar plugins to reboot the mini calendar.

The List view has reappeared underneath, and clicking on the Month view event only changes the List below, changing from a full list of events to a single list.

Is there a way to make clicking the event on the Month view go to the Event post?

Thanks,
Jeremy
Web Designer, Coppermoon Communications

• This reply was modified 10 years, 9 months ago by coppermoon.

[coppermoon]

Hi Brian,

Still no luck. I’m loading the calendar using the simplest possible shortcode, directly on the page ([tribe_mini_calendar]). I don’t think I’ve modified the number of events to show in any way.

I have the List checked off in Settings, but that’s standard procedure over here; hasn’t affected any other sites.

Failing a solution, is there any way I can completely delete Events Calendar and start from a fresh position?

Thank you.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 9 months ago by coppermoon.

[coppermoon]

Thanks Brian. Let me try these things and I’ll get back to you shortly.

Question: if you edit Events Calendar in the root theme directory, don’t you risk losing those edits when the root theme gets updated (I’m using a child theme)?

• This reply was modified 10 years, 9 months ago by coppermoon.

[coppermoon]

Hi Brian,

Thanks for you response. I tried switching the CSS to Full/Tribe, but still the same behaviour.

As for your-theme/tribe-events/, I don’t have a folder like that in my theme root. Are saying customizations would normally be done in /wp-content/themes/<YourTheme>/tribe-events/?

Thanks,
Jeremy

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