[Henry]

@Jim

They have to be wrapped in php tags so the browser knows to treat them as php code. See an example here:
http://pastebin.com/K2HcPXjG

Hope this helps.

[Henry]

Ah yes of course. The conditional check would do it. Any idea how I could check if it is a recurring event page? I’m going to go check the documentation now…

[Henry]

Hi Jonah!

Thanks for getting back. It is actually the ‘page title’ that I wanted to change, i’m not too bothered about the ‘h1 heading’. I know how Google like to have unique content across a website and i’m just worried about adding a recurring event that takes place every week for a year. That’s 52 duplicate page titles in Google’s eyes.

Not sure how to get around this one?

[Henry]

Apologies for the code paste going wrong. See:

http://pastebin.com/8DfZgpbc

[Henry]

The best way to list all venues is to do something like this:

have_posts()) : $event_archive_query->the_post(); ?>
<a href="” title=””>

[Henry]

You can echo the time and date separately easily enough. To echo the start time for example you could use this:

echo tribe_get_start_date(null, false, ‘g:iA’);

Then to echo the start date you could use this:
echo tribe_get_start_date(null, false, ‘l j F Y’);

[Henry]

Add this to your theme’s stylesheet (.css file)

dt {
width: 150px;
}

Note: You can make the column bigger by increasing the ‘150’ or make it skinny by decreasing the ‘150’. just adjust to taste.

the solution should work on both sites (Pro and basic version). just make the change on each site.

[Henry]

Hi Jonah,

Thanks for raising a feature request, would certainly be of some value to me as I make use of “hide from list” quite a lot and I agree it does make sense to hide from everywhere.

The only issue I have with handing out a login is the time it will take to set up a new user each time and hand out their login details. A link is much simpler, plus the event will get indexed by Google quicker if the content is live.

[Henry]

You could probably just do this:

echo date(‘F Y’,$date);

[Henry]

Hi Robert,

Try monthsFull

Looking at the-events-calendar.class.php I think this should display the full month name.

[Henry]

Change the ‘M’ to ‘F’

More here
http://php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

[Henry]

It is actually post_tag that you need to use. I did some digging.

I don’t know how else you could do this without hacking the core. Maybe one of the developers (Rob or Jonah) may know a way?

[Henry]

Ah. Maybe try this:

http://pastie.org/3838391

[Henry]

I think it is post_tags or post_tag that you need and not “tags”

Try using:

register_taxonomy_for_object_type(‘tribe_events’, ‘post_tags’);

[Henry]

Perhaps you’ve not entered the license key properly?

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