[Jonah]

Hi Nitin,

Do you have some examples of FB events that have larger pictures that are importing with small thumbnails?

Thanks,
– Jonah

[Jonah]

Hi Steve,

Would you be willing to provide me wp-admin access so I can see the issue for myself? You can post here privately.

Thanks,
Jonah

[Jonah]

Yeah, you can pretty much add it anywhere but typically at the end would be the best place.

You’re welcome! I’m going to close this out but let us know if you need help with anything else.

[Jonah]

You’re welcome uniondigital, let us know if there’s anything else we can do!

[Jonah]

Eugen: “add this to your theme’s style.css”

[Jonah]

Hi Steve,

What type of server are you running on and do you know the version of PHP/MySQL?

[Jonah]

No problem uniondigital! Let us know if you need anything else.

[Jonah]

Hi uniondigital,

Try this which will first check to see if the the_advanced_excerpt() function exists and if it does, use that function for the excerpt. Otherwise, use the others. http://snippi.com/s/w2xwgl5

Does that work?

[Jonah]

Hi Neil,

I don’t see any events in the widget so I can’t confirm the hover over title issue.

The height of each table cell is explicitly set but you can override this with the following to get the heights the way you want. Add this to your themes style.css file:

#calendar_wrap .tribe-events-calendar td {
height: 60px !important;
}

Adjust the height to whatever you want.

Does that help?

[Jonah]

Hi Ken,

For the github code you would put that in your theme’s function.php file and change the ‘terms’ parameter to the slug of the category you want to exclude. You’ll also want to change the ‘operator’ to ‘NOT IN’ if you want to exclude a particular category.

To achieve the full width template only for the grid this is kind of tricky but definitely doable. I would suggest using one of the templates with a sidebar and then for the gridview, adding some CSS to hide the sidebar and make everything full width. To help with this, you can specifically target the gridview page with the .events-gridview body class. So in your CSS you would use something like this to hide your sidebar:

.events-gridview #sidebar {
display: none;
}

Then, you just need to modify the container widths on the page in a similar way. I would need to look at your code with the chosen template in place to tell you for sure what to do. If you want to apply the template you’re going to use I can take a look and give you a better idea of the CSS to apply to get the page full width.

Does that help?

[Jonah]

Ahh, I see what it is. Your theme applies a width to the .grid class which is attached to our calendar. So if you add this to your theme’s style.css it will override that:

#tribe-events-content.grid {
width: auto;
}


[Jonah]

It might, you’ll need to try that to find out what is causing those errors because it’s likely conflicting with our plugin working. These are the errors I’m seeing: http://cl.ly/image/020e351u0n0W

[Jonah]

Hi Eugen,

What specifically are you looking to have changed? Most of this is CSS stuff you can adjust to get the display looking better.

[Jonah]

Hi Eugen,

In either case you may need to make some CSS adjustments to get the calendar showing up how you want in your theme.

[Jonah]

Hi David,

Do you have an example of this or can you explain more what you are trying to do?

Thanks,
Jonah

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