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We should have php pasting capability in the comments now… Let me try it:
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[/php]Hi Odhran,
You could do this fairly simply by creating a custom loop somewhere on your site. I would use WP_Query (http://codex.wordpress.org/Class_Reference/WP_Query) to query for the ‘tribe_venue’ post type.
Not sure what you mean by the issue with the page titles. Can you shoot me a screenshot or be more specific?
Hi Simon,
We’ve got this slated for a future release. Might be in 2.1 or shortly after.
Stay tuned 🙂
Hey AJ,
Oh so you’re saying the calendar and page content should be where the black box is? What are you using for the Events Template in Settings > The Events Calendar? This will help me troubleshoot and figure out the issue.
In Chrome when I hit the next month button it’s not scrambled for me. What browser are you using?
Hey David, regarding pulling in a specific events category into a page, we do cover this in the documentation right here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/the-events-calendar-template-tags-general-functions/#functiontribe_get_events (check out the 3rd query example)
As for placing the small calendar in a sidebar that is just a matter of assigning the Mini Calendar widget to a sidebar.
For the breadcrumbs that’s a little more complex and the solution depends on what theme you’re using or breadcrumb plugin. You’re probably going to need to conditionally check for the specific event pages and set the breadcrumb accordingly…
Hi Glenn, there are a lot of changes going from 1.3.2 to 2.0.4. One of the first things I would suggest is to look over any overrides you had setup before (template files placed in an ‘events’ folder) and merge any changes that were made in 1.3.2 with the new core template files in 2.0.4
Regarding categories specifically there were big changes with the way events are input (they are now custom post types) and categories are taxonomies. So my guess is you’re going to need to make some updates to this too to account for us using taxonomies vs. actual categories.
To get a category gridview you would go to http://www.yourdomain.com/calendar/category/your_category_name/
In general it would help to see your website or a screenshot or something, otherwise it’s hard to see what I’m working with 🙂
Does that help?
Hi Demitri, the default operator for tax_query is IN so you need to specify it like so:
‘operator’ => ‘NOT IN’
Look at the tax_query doco for more on that.
Hey Hamish, whenever making changes to the events.css file or the template files you always want to override them and not modify the core plugin files. You do this by simply placing copies of the files in an ‘events’ folder in your theme.
You should be able to use the above CSS in your events.css file or your theme’s style.css
Let me know how it goes.
Hey Carlos, if you open /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/single.php (making sure to override it if your making changes – place a copy in an ‘events’ folder in your theme) on lines 89-91 you’ll find the code used to display the map. You can place that anywhere you want. And then with CSS you can move things around however you want.
Hi Sheryl, sorry but the instructions might be a little different. You’ll need to dig around in the code a bit more and try to figure it out on your own 🙂
Hi Sheryl, sorry but the instructions might be a little different. You’ll need to dig around in the code a bit more and try to figure it out on your own 🙂
Hi Thomas, glad you got the first part figured out finally 🙂 On the sidebar you’ll either need to modify the single event template to remove the sidebar or hide it with CSS. If you’re using the “Default Events Template” in Settings > The Events Calendar you’ll want to look in /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/ecp-single-template.php but if you’re using the “Default Page Template” you’ll want to look at your page.php to conditionally remove the sidebar on event only pages.
