[Ross]

Alright here,

After some investigating here is a better description of my problem:

On the Event List page or “Upcoming Shows” page where the show feed propagates it inherits the body class in Thesis and the page id for the first upcoming show (This is just a problem with WordPress and not Thesis). I have been trying to write CSS to hide the headline of the Upcoming Shows page because writing a thesis function to unhook the headline causes it to unhook all the headers for all single events and the upcoming shows page but none of it works. I even tried writing a custom function to add custom body classes for the list and the single show posts and it applies it to every page (I suspect because I am using the widgetized version on every page as well).

You also can’t write functions for the list view page because it technically has no page title. You can’t target this page based off of CSS Class (Thesis), page ID, or page title.

I have a launch in 4 days, and most of the site is based on this system. I’ve never had problems with it but most of my production time was spent trying to fix your bugs. It would be nice to have this addressed in the next version.

[Ross]

I have been having problems with the body classes as well. I thought I would try the function you have but the problem I am having is no matter how I write this code it just adds this body class to ever page. It seems that if you are using the widget then it just adds the class to every page.

[Ross]

I got it to work but I altered the one of the true false statements in the function. Strange.

[Ross]

I was using Thesis 1.8.2 and upgraded to 1.8.3 and the function still did not work for me. Not sure what it is.

[Ross]

For now I am just using something like this on the Upcoming Events page.

function no_sidebars() {
if (!is_page( ‘Upcoming Events’ ))
return false;
else
return true;
}
add_filter(‘thesis_show_sidebars’, ‘no_sidebars’);

I also noticed Thesis does not add the proper css class to the body tag and it changes to every top show in the feed. So even removing the sidebars doesn’t expand the #content div in fixed width divs anyways and if you try to dictate that by the body css class then you will have to constantly update your css. Not sure why this is not taking this from the headline_area

Let me know if anyone else gets this problem or maybe I have a conflict.

[Ross]

Unfortunately this didn’t work for me. Great function just not sure why it is not working for me. I don’t have any conflicting functions either.

[Ross]

I have also had problems when trying to select a page template for the Events plugin to render on. Someone let me know if you figure this out. I know Thesis and the newer WordPress updates have had their share of issues too so running all three together could produce some strange results.

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