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I haven’t got an email telling me there was a reply on my question so first – sorry for the delay 🙂

Second, unfortunately I stopped using Tribe’s awesome event calendar and chose coding a calendar on my own. Sometimes modification work can overcome creation work and I’m afraid that’s the case in my situation.

Thank you for the great support Geoff. You should rewrite your avatar title to “Great Support Team”.

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Thank you very much 🙂

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Hi Geoff! I actually thought tribe_venues is a post type and not a taxonomy… so what am I missing?

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Nm. Forgot something I knew already. Can be achieved with hook save_post_tribe_venue and function tribe_create_venue() using iteration between all blogs with switch_to_blog() and restore_current_blog().
Have fun 🙂

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1. Sorry for opening the thread in the wrong section
2. It is so sad that I have to go through all this just to be able to design a wordpress page
3. Regardless of the absurd of not having the calender placed by a shortcode, your support is professional and amazing. I value that a lot and thank you for that.

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The title is indeed <h1> but I saw what you meant – the debug shown it is rendered as <h2> and I don’t know why. It also gets the class “tribe-events-page-title” which I did not assign. I am sure the <h1> is being manipulated by the plugin somewhere but I don’t know where.. therefore I contacted you 😉

Regarding FB, I call it by a shortcode I created which then returns the FB official code. I rather not alter the template files. Plus, using shortcodes should not be intervened by the plugin, right? 🙂

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Hi,

Please take a look here:
http://www2.dancekeeper.com/events-2

There are two issues:
1. The page title is in a simple <h1> tag but for some reason it appears smaller than other pages
2. There should have been a Facebook like and share button below the title. It is a shortcode that located below the <h1>Upcoming Events</h1> element but it’s gone here.

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I didn’t mean to infringe their code in any way 🙁

I meant you can see what they refer to in Facebook API and refer there as yourself, as the API is public as you surely already know 😉

Anyway, I will write down some suggestions in that board. Thanks.

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I can’t see your reply. Maybe because I opened this thread before creating my account (purchasing the plugin).

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This reply is private.

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Got it. Thank you for being a pro.

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I will wait to hear from you about further developments in the matter, as you suggested. Thanks.

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Thank you for such an elaborating answer, Brian 🙂

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