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Hey Richard, because the plugin uses a pseudo page you will need to manually assign a sidebar area. This is not too hard to do but does require some more intimate knowledge of the theme you are working with. I’ll try my best to help.
First, you will want to register a sidebar area in your functions.php file. You can do that with something like this: http://pastebin.com/FwFYpUpz
Note, you may want to add additional sidebars and/or wrap your widgets in different markup but your developer should be able to help you with this.
Then you’ll want to conditionally remove the default theme’s sidebar area and add your new sidebars to the events pages. You can do that with code along these lines: http://pastebin.com/fv8qKde2 – This code is written for the Genesis theme framework so it will need to be tailored to the Catalyst framework but again your developer should be able to do this.
After that you should have two new sidebar areas to add widgets to that you can control for your events pages.
Do note that in the upcoming 2.1 we will be making some significant template changes that will remove the necessity for something like this and it will be much easier to add sidebars for your event pages.
I hope that helps,
JonahHi Aaron,
I know you can hack this by modifying the core code but this is not a good solution because your changes will be overwritten when you update. I’m asking one of the devs if it’s possible with having to do this and will get back to you.
Hey Robert,
Try changing your Post CSS Selector to: #content-container .list-post
The Navigation links CSS Selector to: #tribe-events-nav-below
And the Previous Posts CSS Selector to: .tribe-events-nav-previous aHi Stephen, I’m not sure if this is possible so I’m checking with another developer to find out. We’ll let you know.
So you’re not seeing events in the area with the header “Upcoming Events At This Venue” correct? What line in the code you provided applies to this?
Hi Nathan,
One thing I want you to try is to up the memory on the server. Reason being is I got an error when trying to save an existing test event I created with a new venue. It was the type of error you usually get when there’s no enough memory allocated for the site on the server and I wonder if this is related to the issues you’ve been experiencing? See this article for ways to up your memory: http://www.dailyblogging.org/wordpress/increase-wordpress-memory-limit/
Let me know if that does anything and if it doesn’t I’ll take another look.
Let me try that again:
http://pastebin.com/eN2eHp2HHey Jeff,
Usually when I work with putting dates into bubble like this I like to separate out each date chunk so I can style each piece individually. Maybe this will help:
Then you can style each chunk by targeting the class selectors for each piece. You’ll need to adapt this to fit your needs but this should help.
Hey Dylan,
Try changing the menu_position argument to something other than the default. I think the default is 20, so try 21, 22, 23, etc…
Hi Pierre, it’s likely some conflict with your theme then. I would suggest setting up a staging version of the site so you can test this out if you don’t want to mess with the live site. Try switching to one of the default WordPress themes to see if this fixes your issue. If it does, then you’ll want to contact the theme author to have them work on a fix.
Other than that, I assume you’ve installed the latest version (2.0.4) of our plugin?
Glad to hear it Scott, I would suggest checking out our main Support page: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/ which contains links to FAQ’s, help videos, release notes and documentation which should get you pointed in the right direction.
The Feed WordPress is your best bet. I’ve used it on numerous sites and it works great for pulling in blog posts from multiple sources. Aside from that you’ll have to figure it out on your own 🙂
Hi Pierre, it sound like you’ve got a conflict with another plugin or an issue with your theme. I would suggest deactivating all other plugins to see if this helps first. Then, try reverting to another theme to rule out whether or not it’s a theme conflict.
Let me know what you find.
Hey Robert,
This is more customization than we can offer in the forum but basically you have a couple options:
1. Use TimThumb to automatically create this 150×150 thumbnail for you from the featured image.
2. Register another image size in WordPress to be 150×150 and use this in your template.There’s tons of tutorials on the net on how to do either of these things.
Good luck!
