[Michael]

Further correction- Change the following:
a class=”next” href=”#”

to

a class=”next” style=”text-align:start” href=”#”

[Michael]

Next to Next

[Michael]

I had reported this as a bug and it is still not fixed.
I have developed a work-around, however- David you will need to edit the following line in your theme: Next to be Next

Summary of bug: In the CSS file below (see line 431), .next is defined but this conflicts with a definition on my existing site. What I’m asking you to do to fix it is to prefix these selectors with tribe-events like the other ones in your CSS file, to avoid conflicts like these.

http://demo.tri.be/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/events.css?ver=3.3.1

[Michael]

Automagically linkify URLs in submitted events (assuming the URL isn’t already linkified)

[Michael]

And make sure to use single quotes and not the magic quotes that were inserted by the forum software.

[Michael]

This is the code that I actually used in my if statement that activates code I want displayed only if it is not a community event page:

!(function_exists(‘tribe_is_community_edit_event_page’) && (tribe_is_community_edit_event_page() || tribe_is_community_my_events_page() ) )

[Michael]

Rob, is there any documentation where all these functions are?

Tony- I will be using the following code to first check if the function exists before checking executing the function:

if( function_exists(‘tribe_is_community_edit_event_page’) && tribe_is_community_edit_event_page() )

Do the same for any other functions.

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