[Joe]

You are correct, sir. Just planning the future. Thanks again.

[Joe]

Final question: is this for the Pro version only, or both?

That is all, and thanks.

[Joe]

Joey,

THANKS for letting me know about the filter. I’ll work with it from here.

The issue is I need a “live feed,” not (what this Outlook/MS Exchange Server sees as a) static file. As I’m getting a quick lesson in iCal and webcal et al., feedback on an alternative or useful resources for further reading, are welcome.

Thanks again.

[Joe]

Rob, thanks for the heads up about 2.1.

[Joe]

Put the page template in your child theme folder, not the Genesis framework folder.

Hey Rob — Looking to become the GravityForms of Calendar plugins? Test your plugin display with the Genesis framework. xo 😉

[Joe]

Rowan,

I’m using Genesis with TECPro, and I had the same issue.

You need to create WordPress page template in order to force the Genesis full width template. Right now, it looks like the calendar is using your site’s default layout of content-sidebar, but not rendering the sidebar.

Background: http://wpsmith.net/2011/genesis/how-to-force-a-specific-layout-for-a-page-template-in-genesis/

Or just grab the code I pastebinned for you: http://pastebin.com/QdHaKS70 to create a page, say called “page_force_full_width.php”, to put inside your theme folder.

Then, once you have that, select that page template on the Settings > Events Calendar page.

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