Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Hey @fifteen15studios,
There unfortunately are no known plugins at this time that integrate with our map data. 🙁
Sorry to disappoint!
GeorgeThank you for sharing this!
I’m glad to see that your plugin versions are all up-to-date. I still cannot recreate your issues, despite also being on the most recent version of things, but I’m wondering about a few things here:
1. Do you happen to have a “Page” in your site’s wp-admin that is titled “Events”? If so, then try deleting this page and see if that makes any impact here.
2. What are your site’s permalinks settings? You can find these options in Settings → Permalinks in your site’s wp-admin. Are they set to /%postname%/, for example?
3. As for the split payments questions, the split payments are likely not a factor here. There could, however, be a plugin or theme code conflict…we can investigate this based on your response to questions #1 and #2 here though.
Thank you! 🙂
GeorgeExcellent!
As for your other questions, I unfortunately don’t have any hints for these issues. 🙁 To learn to change the colors, definitely check out a [free!] tool like Firebug if you use FireFox, or the Developer Tools for either Safari or Chrome. They have “Inspector” tools that let you zoom right over the element whose width/colors/etc you want to change.
As an example of that, here’s some CSS to fix the month/arrows alignment:
.tribe-mini-calendar-nav .tribe-mini-calendar-nav-link {
padding: 0 5px 5px !important;
}.tribe-mini-calendar-nav td > div {
padding-top: 5px !important;
}
All I did for that was use Firebug and hover over the month title to see what styles were causing the odd layout, then the above CSS overwrites those specific styles.
I’ll let you take the reins from here but wish you the best of luck with further refinement of your design.
Cheers,
GeorgeHey Brendan,
Category Colors is a third-party, unofficial plugin that we do not make.
I’m glad you found a solution here though!
Cheers,
GeorgeHey Lucy,
The events already come with Post Tags and with a custom taxonomy called “Event Categories”—you can indeed use these in custom loops and can indeed add custom taxonomies other than these ones.
Both things unfortunately require custom code, so you’ll have to take the reins on implementing either thing since we are not able to help with custom coding.
If you simply Google for things like “adding custom taxonomies to custom post types,” though, you’re sure to find a litany of resources that show how to do these sorts of customizations.
You could also hire a professional developer to write the code for you. We have a list of great developers here → http://m.tri.be/18k1 (and have no affiliation with any of these folks—they’re simply some well-respected names in the community that we’ve compiled to share in situations like this one).
I’ll close up this thread for now since we cannot help with custom code, but if you have any other Pre-Sales Questions, open a new thread any time!
Cheers,
GeorgeHey Roberta,
I don’t have access to the Enfold theme, unfortunately—if you activate a default theme like Twenty Sixteen, and then change the default view to “Map View” like you did in your reply before last, do the problems appear again?
Thank you for your patience with this!
GeorgeHey @dsweise,
Thanks for this information! While it shows that your installed plugins are up to date, it shows that you have a bunch of add-ons to The Events Calendar on your site, but not The Events Calendar itself.
This plugin is required for add-ons to it to work.
So, please install and activate The Events Calendar on your site and let me know if that seems to affect these issues at all. → http://wordpress.org/plugins/the-events-calendar
Thank you!
GeorgeSure thing Susan. Your issue is bizarre, not something we can recreate, and not something that any other user is reporting, so I do not blame you for seeking a refund! I’m sorry about this odd, odd issue…I have never seen it before and cannot recreate it.
We’re happy to help, though—just follow the steps on this page and we’ll issue a refund immediately → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/refund-policy/
Cheers!
GeorgeThank you, @tanyazailer. The situation with these features is indeed not ideal, and we are racing to get these features implemented into our code base. This has taken a long time and could take many more months, unfortunately.
Best of luck with your project in the meantime!
GeorgeSorry to hear this, James!
Can you post your “system information” so that we can take a closer look here? Here’s how to share that information → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/sharing-sys-info/
Thank you,
GeorgeHey Fred!
Thanks for reaching out. I’m sorry to bear this news, but this is unfortunately not possible at this time. 🙁
— George
Hey @rubeez,
Thank you for reaching out!
There is unfortunately not a simple, singular function that would get the event title for you. This can actually be a trickier thing to pull off than it seems, because the global $post variable used for such information might be pointing to some post ID other than that of the event!
We cannot help with customizations, so unfortunately this is something that will mostly be in your hands (although maybe reaching out to the theme developers for some assistance would be fruitful, if you haven’t done that already).
Despite the fact that we cannot help with code customizations, I just wanted to recommend something that might help. Getting the ID of the event itself, like I said above, can be tricky, but it’s trying out using the basic WordPress templating functions in your customized template file.
Can you paste your theme’s entire, un-edited Default Page Template file (usually just page.php) into a Gist at http://gist.github.com, then share a link to that Gist here?
I will take a look at it and try to recommend some code changes to make this work! I cannot guarantee that I’ll be able to make this work, but I will give it a shot.
Thank you,
George
