[Kate]

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I currently have “Full Styles” enabled but have tried all 3 and get no change in this issue. I don’t want to do any styling, just want the plugin’s default PRO styling.

[Kate]

No, I don’t have a tribe-events folder in my theme directory. I only just installed the plugin today.

[Kate]

Hi again –

When you asked me to check the theme’s tribe-events folder, I remembered some old customizations. Re-naming the folder to tribe-events-old gave me back the date icon. I think I can take it from here, thank you!

Kate

[Kate]

I’m sorry that doesn’t solve my problem. I still need to display the date, just not the time. Is there any way to untie the date from the time? Since “Jan. 18 @ 5pm” shares a CSS class, using display:none doesn’t help me.

How can I edit the PHP so that only the date is shown and not the start time?

[Kate]

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[Kate]

Thanks for circling back, I hadn’t seen your first reply. Unfortunately it doesn’t help me. Here is the code I am using to pull the next 4 events into a simple list on the homepage:

<?php $events = tribe_get_events( array(
    		'posts_per_page' => 4,
  			  'start_date' => new DateTime()
			) );
			// Loop through the events, displaying the title
		foreach ( $events as $event ) {
  		  echo "<li> $event->post_title </li>";
} ?>

I adapted this code from this knowledge base article.

Since the title is being echoed in PHP code, if I add a link the way you suggested in your reply, it causes an error that makes the homepage load blank white.

How can I adapt my code to link the post titles to the single events? Thanks!

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