[Jonah]

Hey Dale-Anthony,

There’s no way with the plugin to do any of this but you could certainly hide fields with CSS (you’ll have to figure out how to add custom CSS to the WP admin) and to set default values for County and City you should be able to do this via jQuery somehow along with checking the Show Google Map option.

Good luck!

[Jonah]

Hi Nicholas, yeah I was a little worried it might affect things that way. That function you found should work fine and if you wanted to use it for both categories and tags you just call it twice like so:


register_taxonomy_for_object_type('category', 'tribe_events');
register_taxonomy_for_object_type('post_tag', 'tribe_events');


Sounds like you already figured it out though?

[Jonah]

Awesome, glad to hear!

[Jonah]

No, it looks like you’ve got a custom function in the above code ‘pa_in_taxonomy()’ – where is this from and what does it do?

[Jonah]

That was a shot in the dark. I wonder if it’s a theme/plugin conflict. Have you tried disabling all other plugins? Have you tried switching to Twenty Eleven? I know it’s not a solution but it will at least help us narrow this down… And what about turning debugging in WordPress on? Any errors specifically related to the plugin?

[Jonah]

Hey Scott, have you tried switching the Events Template in Settings > The Events Calendar to “Default Page Template”? This might help…

[Jonah]

Hi Greg, can you please also post the pa_in_taxonomy() function so I can see what you’ve got for that?

[Jonah]

Hi Nicholas, you should be able to use the following code added to your functions.php file:


function run_init() {
register_post_type( 'tribe_events', array(
'taxonomies' => array('category', 'post_tag') // this is IMPORTANT
));
}
add_action('init','run_init');


[Jonah]

Weird, it’s working for me using the Genesis theme. I simply copied in your code into my list.php template file. echoing $post->ID doesn’t work and I’m not sure why not but echoing get_the_ID() works… Let me get someone else to take a quick look at this.

[Jonah]

Hi Jason, you should be able to just use: tribe_get_all_day() which will return true if the event is an all day event. I will update the FAQ accordingly. Thanks for pointing this out.

[Jonah]

Hey Jason, try using get_the_ID() instead. I don’t think you can echo functions that return data.

[Jonah]

Hey Dan, yep you got it, just get todays date stored in a variable and use that. It should work.

[Jonah]

Sounds good Chris, let us know if you need any other help with this.

[Jonah]

Hey Tony, in order to customize the widget like you want to you’ll have to follow our tutorial on customizing widgets: https://theeventscalendar.com/how-to-completely-customize-widgets/

To change the page titles try adding this code to your fucntions.php file: http://pastebin.com/3fyLV1g2

[Jonah]

That’s not a widget, when you go to Appearance >Widgets, what is the name of the name of the widget in question?

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