[Kelly]

Sandro, would you be able to try posting your code again? Your solution seems to be just what I was looking for.

Alternatively, Dennis, could you let me know how I might do it with WP instead of jQuery? I’m a relative newbie.

[Kelly]

Thanks Barry!

I think that might be a bit beyond my scope of knowledge. If I get really brave and try to figure it out, I’ll post back on here. Otherwise, thanks for your help!

[Kelly]

I totally understand. I’ll do my best to dig a bit over the weekend to see if I can’t figure it out on my own. If, come next week, I still haven’t been able to figure it out and you have some time, I’d really appreciate it. If not, not to worry.

Thanks for your help this afternoon! 🙂

[Kelly]

Perfect!! Thanks Barry! 🙂

At the risk of overstaying my welcome, I have one more question that may or may not be possible. I’m also using the Events List Advanced Widget to list upcoming shows underneath the mini-table. Is there a way to limit the list today and tomorrow’s shows? (And also use the words today and tomorrow as opposed to the day of the week?) For example:

WHAT’S PLAYING:
————-
Romeo and Juliet
Tonight at 8:00

Hamlet
Tomorrow at 2:00

Romeo and Juliet
Tomorrow at 8:00

(or)

WHAT’S PLAYING:
————–
No shows tonight

Romeo and Juliet
Tomorrow at 8:00

[Kelly]

Got it! Works exactly how I was hoping 🙂

[Kelly]

Almost, but not quite. I’d like to add the start time (only start… no end time) to:
– the main calendar itself (right now it’s only on the main calendar tooltip).
– the tooltip of the event calendar widget (right now the tooltip only displays the event name, no start time).

I am using the calendar for a theatre company, so I’d like the visitors to be able to see start times of each show at a quick glance.

Thanks Barry. I appreciate your help 🙂

[Kelly]

Hi Barry! Thanks for getting back to me.

I am new to PHP, but comfortable editing the code with a little bit of direction. I looked at the Themer’s Guide, but to be honest, was a bit overwhelmed. Would you be able to point me to where in the PHP files should be adding the customization?

[Kelly]

Figured out #1. It doesn’t have anything to do with the Events Calendar plug in itself. I found it in my functions.php where I registered the sidebar for the widget. Here’s my code, though it’ll be different from theme to theme:

// Calendar sidebar
register_sidebar( array(
‘name’ => __( ‘Calendar Sidebar’, ‘skeleton’ ),
‘id’ => ‘calendar-widget-area’,
‘description’ => __( ‘Calendar Sidebar’, ‘skeleton’ ),
‘before_widget’ => ”,
‘after_widget’ => ”,
‘before_title’ => ”,
‘after_title’ => ”,
) );

From there, I can style as I please.

Anyone have ideas about how to customize the tooltip so that I can display the time in there?

[Kelly]

For anyone interested, I’ve figured out my own question #3:

– duplicated events.css and table-mini.php into my theme directory’s /events folder
– added the following to line 51 of table-mini.php:

<a href="”>monthsFull[date(‘F’,$date)]; echo date(‘ Y’,$date); ?>

– added the following CSS to events.css:

#tribe-mini-ajax-month a {
overflow: visible;
position: inherit;
font-size: 19px;
width:auto;
}
#tribe-mini-ajax-month a:hover {
color:#006e96;
}

It is suited for my styles, but it will give you a head start on it.

Now to try to figure out #1 and #2… 🙂

[Kelly]

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