[Shaun]

This bit of css fixed the most major issue (Couldn’t see entire filter bar)

.tribe-events-filters-vertical .tribe-events-filters-content {
padding: 0;
margin-top: 100px;
}

It still isn’t pretty, but it works for the most part.

[Shaun]

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[Shaun]

I went into WordPress SEOs sitemap and ensured everything was correct, then cleared my cache. I’ll report back with my findings. Thanks!
Mike

[Shaun]

I’ve tried working with Yoast but the events still seem to be indexing. I also tried disallowing /event/ and /events/ in a robots.txt file. Please see the 2 images which show I set the events to noindex in WordPress SEO. *Note: I’ve changed the name Events to “Courses” on my site. Is there something else I’m missing?

Thanks,
Mike

[Shaun]

So I don’t know exactly what was causing the issue, but I increased WordPress’ php memory as well as tinkered with a few other things, and the problem seems to have disappeared. I can’t confirm what was causing it, but thanks for all of the help on here!

Mike

[Shaun]

GOT IT!

For those who also want to place additional fields up top and format it correctly: Be aware that the div tags you have to enter to format the title are placed in “additional-fields.php”. I recommend copying what you see for the title in “venue.php” to get it exact.

[Shaun]

Perfect solution!

First easy fix I’ve come across. Have a great day!

Mike

[Shaun]

Unfortunately the problem occurred with the very first Cache plugin install. I deactivated and uninstalled every plugin before attempting the next, although I did not do any special form of deactivate or uninstall. Maybe the first plugin modified something permanent?

I did disable the minification as was recommended, but alas, as soon as I activate any cache plugin, my schedule page becomes a white screen of death.

I’ll look into specific uninstall instructions, although I fear something else is at play.

Thanks,
Mike

[Shaun]

We are getting closer, and I do understand if this is outside the scope of what you guys can cover, but if you can check out my screenshot and let me know any tricks to getting this thing right, that would be great!

Thanks,
Mike

[Shaun]

Unfortunately, none of that seems to help. Even preventing the emcdevsite.com/events page from caching does not make that page work. I fear some other type of conflict taking place, but I don’t have time to solve it. Guess I’ll just be without caching for the time being.

Thanks for the help.
Mike

[Shaun]

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[Shaun]

I find it strange that every caching plugin (I’ve tried 4 now) has the same result with the main events page. I went into settings for the plugins and prevented the cache from caching anything with /events/ and there is still some conflict preventing anything from showing up at all.

[Shaun]

Good Afternoon Andras,

I tried to use the second snip but I can’t get it formatted nicely (Unfortunately, this is my first website and I have extremely rudimentary coding knowledge). I can get the section moved to the top as per the attached screenshot, but I don’t know how to give it a header such as ‘Details’ and ‘Venue’, or integrate it with the Details or Venue section so that they are merged together. Either would be acceptable.

Any recommendations?

Thanks,
Mike

[Shaun]

Cool.

Thanks Geoff

[Shaun]

Do you have any suggestions or just general advice?

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