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Hi there, Oliver! Thanks for getting in touch–I’m stoked you’re looking into going PRO and hope it’s a good fir for your site. 🙂
Yes, there is absolutely a way to view a specific category or tag of events. Each category and tag gets its own URL, which follows this sort of format:
- Category: [your-site]/events/category[category-slug]
- Tag: [your-site]/tag/[category-slug]
So, for example, if we have an event category called Conference, then we would have a URL like this: [your-site]/events/category/conference. That would display all the events in that category.
You might notice that tags are not event-specific. In other words, they are global to all posts and use the same set of tags as the rest of the site.
I do also want to note that this functionality is included in the free version of the plugin, so you can give it a test drive there if you’d like to see how it would work on your site. 🙂
Does this help answer your question? Please let me know.
Cheers!
GeoffFantastic, thanks for following up here Alison!
Those are solid suggestions indeed. If you have a moment, would you mind adding those over on our UserVoice forum? We track new feature requests there and I think it would be great to see these considered. 🙂
I’ll go ahead and close this thread, but do please feel free to start a new thread if any other questions pop up–we’d be happy to help.
Cheers!
GeoffThat is fantastic, thanks TK! I appreciate the follow-up here and I’m glad this helps.
Cheers!
GeoffShoot, there’s probably something in the customization there that’s causing the conflict.
Does the issue go away if you install a default copy of the theme with no modifications? Or does the issue pop up by default there as well?
Geoff
Oh yeah, that hash at the end of the URL typically means that the something isn’t being triggered in the javascript. If everything seems to fire off correctly in a default WordPress theme, then there’s likely some javascript in the theme that’s causing the conflict. Please do keep me posted here and let me know if the theme author comes back and whether there’s something we can do on our end to help out!
Cheers,
GeoffUgh, sorry about that meredy! Please do keep me posted here (I’ll leave this thread open a while) and let me know if something comes back. I’ll also look over this a little more to see if I can offer any more ideas.
Cheers!
GeoffOh good, I’m glad that helps!
You know, my best guess is that there is a javascript conflict that is introduced when the theme is activated. It’s honestly a little tough for me to diagnose on my own, but I bet the theme author would be able to help pinpoint where it is. Are you able to reach out to the theme author?
Cheers!
GeoffHi Alison, thanks for following up!
Getting all costs in there might be a little tricky, but we can certainly remove them. I’d suggest overriding the templates here to remove the instances where the cost shows up.
For example, let’s remove the cost from the meta box where the event and organizer details are on a single event. To do this:
- Make a copy of the details.php file–it’s located at /plugins/the-events-calendar/views/modules/meta/details.php.
- Head to your theme directory and make a new folder called tribe-events
- Make a new folder in that one called modules
- Make a new folder in that one called meta
- Drop the copied details.php file in there
Now that the file is in your theme, it can be modified to suit your needs. In this case, delete the lines that deal with the cost (Lines 92-98 for me).
I think this is a better route than CSS since it fully removes the information rather than hiding it. 🙂
Geoff
My pleasure! I’m so glad that did the trick. Sorry for misunderstanding your first thread. 🙂
I’ll go ahead and close this thread but please feel free to reach back out with a new one if any other questions pop up and we’d be happy to help.
Cheers!
GeoffThanks so much for activating a default theme–this helps a ton!
It does look like the datepicker and search text input are working in this setup. The search input is text, so there is no dropdown. If you have Location enabled as a search option, then that does in fact dropdown auto-suggestions based on what is typed if there are multiple possible matches.
Is there another type of dropdown you’re looking for instead?
Geoff
You know, bulk imports and scheduled imports are something we’re definitely looking into for Eventbrite Tickets. The Eventbrite API was recently updated which has opened up some new avenues we’re exploring. Unfortunately, there’s nothing as far as hooks or modifications I can offer at the moment but I do hope we have much more to share with you when we look closer at the API.
Sorry I don’t have something concrete for you, but does this at least help answer your questions?
Cheers and thanks for the kind words. 🙂
Geoff
Hi there, Jeffrey! Thanks for getting in touch and welcome to the forums. 🙂
Good question. You can add a direct link to the calendar by using the Links meta box instead. Expand that, enter the URL of your calendar, add a label for the link, save the menu, and you should be good to go.
Does that work for you? Please let me know.
Cheers!
GeoffHmm, how about adding the title in the template, just after the page wrapper:
<h2 class="tribe-events-page-title"><?php echo tribe_get_events_title() ?></h2>Geoff
Oh cool, if you want to tackle this in CSS, then you can retrieve the class you’re looking for by inspecting element in your browser’s DevTools.
For example, you can target the List View using the .events-list class, followed by the nav menu:
.events-list .nav-menu { /* Styles */ }Some other classes that might help out:
- .events-archive
- .events-gridview
- .events-single
Is this more in line with what you’re looking for? 🙂
Geoff
Hey there, Raymond! This thread’s been quiet for a couple of weeks, so I’m going to go ahead and close it. I did happen to re-visit the site and it looks like things got cleared up, so that’s great. Please feel free to reach back out with a new thread if you still have questions and we’d be happy to help you there. 🙂
Cheers!
Geoff
