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Hi Dan

Can you add the following code to your child theme, or in Appearance » Customize » Additional CSS?


div.tribe-countdown-text {display: none !important}


That should remove the link of the countdown widget.

Thanks,
Courtney 🙂

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Unfortunately, I’m not aware of any such way. I really hope Google picks up on this soon.

Courtney

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Hi Maria

Glad that it is working again!

Are all other event times appearing as they should? Is the time displaying correctly on the event that the timer is linked to? https://blog.inthepinescamp.com/event/plant-a-tree-in-a-fellow-campers-site/

Can you check your time settings at Settings » General » Timezone?

Hoping we can get this resolved soon.

Thanks again,
Courtney 🙂

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Hi Andrew and Tina

Unfortunately I don’t have an exact date to offer. However, it is on our radar as a priority bug to resolve.

Until then, downgrading or changing the event update authority setting fixes this.

Thanks,
Courtney 🙂

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Thanks Matthew – Advanced Post Manager will resolve this.

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Hi Kelly

Can you try this shortcode instead by exactly copy/pasting it:

[tribe_events_list limit=”13″]

You can add the following code to your child theme, or in Appearance » Customize » Additional CSS. However, it will impact all posts/pages with a title in the same location.


.et_pb_slide_title {display: none !important}


This is a function of your theme. It would be helpful to reach out to your theme developer to narrow that down to just the /events page.

Let me know if the limit events works for you.

Thanks,
Courtney 🙂

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Hi Ethan,

The easiest way to achieve this would be to first create your recurring events. Then go to Events and mouse over to edit individual events. From there, modify the venue as needed.

Let me know if that works for you.

Thanks
Courtney 🙂

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Hi Erin

I just noticed that the version of Community Events that you are running seems a bit dated. Our current version for this is 4.4.3, and your site indicates you are running 4.2.4. Can you check for updates on that?

That might resolve the duplication issue.

Thanks,
Courtney 🙂

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Hi Jon

I just thought of one way that might help expedite Google’s rich cards. I use the All In ONe Schema.org Rich Snippets on several sites. While The Events Calendar contains the JSON-LD markup to notify Google, you could also try this. On each “event” post, tick that option in the schema meta box.

I’d nudge Google for crawl again after you’ve entered some.

Ultimately, I really see nothing wrong in your theme code would love for Google to explain this matter more thoroughly as well.

Good luck and keep me posted.

Courtney 🙂

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Hi Marcus

I reviewed your system info settings and it indicates that your “Disable the Event Search Bar” is active in Event » Settings » Display.

It should be unchecked to see the location search options.

Can you send me a screenshot of this exact location? If it is deactive but your system info indicates that it is active, then that would be another issue.

Thanks,
Courtney 🙂

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Great Faye, glad to help 🙂

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Hi Jon

I’m about 2hrs from the city in Pennsylvania.

The National Museum of African Art is using our plugin for their events.

Their SERP has a lot of listings.

I’ll ask one of our developers to check for theme errors. I doubt that it is much more than Google being Google.

Thanks,
Courtney 🙂

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Thanks Keith 🙂

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Thanks Titus

Do ask again if you continue to have this experience.

Courtney

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