[Caroline]

Awesome – Thank you!

[Caroline]

Yes, that worked for me too. Thanks so much!

[Caroline]

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[Caroline]

Thanks Geoff,

I managed to solve it:

function tribe_link_next_class($format){
$format = str_replace(‘href=’, ‘class=”ss-icon next” href=’, $format);
return $format;
}
add_filter(‘tribe_the_next_event_link’, ‘tribe_link_next_class’);

function tribe_link_prev_class($format) {
$format = str_replace(‘href=’, ‘class=”ss-icon prev” href=’, $format);
return $format;
}
add_filter(‘tribe_the_prev_event_link’, ‘tribe_link_prev_class’);

[Caroline]

Thanks!

[Caroline]

I’m certain I installed and customised the templates for both plugins at the same time. It would be really useful if it’s possible to reinstate tribe_get_cost() when WooTickets is active, as the price field in tickets.php is tricky to style without ruining the customised layout.

Thanks! 🙂

[Caroline]

Hi,
Yes I added it as customisation to change the layout. Here’s the code (line 53): http://pastebin.com/DWiz4Qa3

I defined the price of the ticket in the ‘Tickets’ section of the post page. Then I check it in the ‘Products’ section of WooCommerce. The price used to appear on the page, so I’m not sure why isn’t working now.

[Caroline]

Hey,
I’ve figured out how to hide the form, I just need to figure out how to add an actor tag without breaking the rest of the code.

I’ve changed Line 84 to read: if ( $is_there_any_product_to_sell && $subscription_key )
so now the form is hidden is there no active subscription, and adding an “else” between lines 93 and 94.

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