[Demitri]

Hi Jonah –

Yep I saw that – but wasn’t sure that was what I needed. My question is, shouldn’t “no sidebars” just work out of the box? Or is this necessary in all cases with Thesis?

I did try adding this code to my custom functions.php file and got the white screen of death. I’ll try to tinker with it more if this is indeed the solution to make the no_sidebars template work.

Thanks,

Demitri

[Demitri]

Hi –
I need to reverse this so that I can exclude a category on the list view. I’ve tried to decipher the conditionals to no avail (all is see is !is_single) but I fail to see how I can access the list view. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

[Demitri]

Hi Jonah – This worked – however rather than exclude, it included the category. (When I first added the code, it excluded everything, and when I added a “gridview” category to my events, it snagged them and put them on the calendar.)

Thanks for the help!

[Demitri]

I’m looking for something similar – I need to restrict elements from showing up on the grid view. I have several seasonal events that span months and I need to hide them from showing up every day.

[Demitri]

I have a similar issue – I need to customize the page that the generated calendar is rendered into (I am changing the width of the container div as well as some header styles.

Ordinarily I could give a wordpress page a body class name and set up styles based on that – but there isn’t a “page” that i can find to do this.

My fallback would be to modify my custom functions php (I am using Thesis) to detect the calendar page and link to a stylesheet there, but again, I can’t find the name of the calendar page. I used if (is_page(‘Upcoming Events’) as well as if (is_page(‘events’) with no luck. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Demitri

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