[designagency]

hi geoff–

so there is no way to make that list simply go backwards? the way it works now is that you click previous events, and instead of going in reverse chronological order, they go in chronological order per page. so, if im simply flipping back through previous events to see what the organization has been doing over the past efw months, it doesnt readily make sense to a viewer that they are in sets, grouped by what will fit on the page.

is it possible to simply list them in reverse chronological order?

thanks again,
emily

[designagency]

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[designagency]

hrm… i think its a genesis thing, not a dynamik thing. the same issue is happening when genesis is the active theme. all that said, im thinking of simply disabling the month view option from the tribe bar on smaller screens. what’s the best way to go about this?

many thanks,
emily

[designagency]

hi josh–

i popped in the code you sent along, though it doesnt appear to have had an effect. i’ve refreshed my browser but still, no dice. not sure if this has any effect, but the site is designed using genesis.

any other ideas?

many thanks,
emily

[designagency]

hi brook–

i’ve tested a bunch of things and am wondering if this is happening because im using genesis? once i switched to the twentythirteen theme, the events popped up on mobile screens (there was no plugin issue, nor any conflicts from my functions.php file.)

i’ve used dynamik and genesis to build the site, and sure enough the problem persists when i switch them back on. any idea how i can correct the issue?

thanks,
emily

[designagency]

ah-ha! thanks!

[designagency]

just updated and it works– thanks brian!

[designagency]

hay brook–

i think it was a cache thing… after thouroughly banging my head against the wall, i looked at the site on my phone and the page looked fine. then checked the other browsers, all ok. dumped the cache and voila, all was well in the world.

thanks for taking a look,
emily

[designagency]

hay cliff–
that seems to have done the trick, thanks!

[designagency]

worked perfectly, thanks brian!

[designagency]

brian, this worked like i charm. thank you so much for your help with this issue, it’s very much appreciated!

best,
emily

[designagency]

hay brian, this is brilliant! thanks so much for your help. it took me a bit to find and figure out the hooks, but i got it just where i want it. now, the only thing i cant figure out at this point has to do with some of the css. i styled the buttons already (borrowing heavily from the studiopress modifications) however, those styles require some adjusting for my single events. for the most part, i’ve got it, the last one i can’t figure out is the hover. nothing im popping in there is changing the background color behind the count.

is there a specific selector for the event calendar that i should be using?

again, thanks for all your help,
emily

[designagency]

hi brian, thanks for looking into it.

i *thought* i found a work around but no dice! the folks at studiopress just released a social share plugin a few weeks ago that i expected would work out perfectly. the thing is, is that it does work perfectly everywhere *except* my single event pages. even though i’ve clicked the button to include them after the content on my tribe event pages, they are not appearing.

i know ya’ll dont really support those of us working with genesis, but i wonder if there are any other plugins you could recommend to get those social sharing buttons on the events pages?

if interested, you can see the genesis simple share buttons in action here, and sadly not in action, here.

thanks again,
emily

[designagency]

great, thanks for helping me sort through this. im really not sure how i would go about making the two of them play nice.

emily

[designagency]

huzzah! it worked.

thanks so much brian!

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