[Alan]

Brian. You’re the level headed friend I never had. I completely skimmed over your comment about the apostrophes n- that was the issue the whole time… Thank you so much, sorry for the dumb question…

[Alan]

Thanks for that Brian, I’ve tried using the code in a variety of places actually. I am currently using it in the header.php file that I am calling from the primary events-calendar theme file.

I tried adding the code to the functions.php file, but that showed no improvement. I tried added it to a content.php file I created for my child theme in a folder /child-theme/tribe-events/week/ directory and that didn’t work.

Any suggestions? (thanks again for the reply!)

[Alan]

Hi Angelo,

I just found the answer to this one – hope it helps!

You can add this code to the header of your page and it will limit the hours shown in week view to 9am – 7pm

===
<?php
add_filter( ‘tribe_events_week_get_hours’, ‘filter_week_hours’ );
function filter_week_hours( $hours ) {
$hour = 0;

foreach ( $hours as $key => $formatted_hour ) {
if ( $hour < 9 || $hour > 19 ) {
unset( $hours[ $hour ] );
}

$hour ++;
}

return $hours;
}
?>

====

If you want to modify the hours, just change the “if ( $hour < 9 || $hour > 19 ) {” line to be whatever time you want (in 24 hour format so 7pm here is “19”)

Hope that makes sense…

[Alan]

Hi George,

Thank you very much for your help. Thanks to your approach I was able to resolve the issue.

I created a template file for Events that called a specific header file that uses a hard-coded header graphic for the header area. This allowed me to keep the positioning of my nav area and display the full calendar month view – thank you so much!

[Author]

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