[Kyle]

Hi wiredimpact!

Your request is a difficulty one to fulfill as it’s simply not how the bar is built to function. We have implemented javascript that reorders the list based with the current view first, and preventing this javascript from firing is not currently possible.

Our team is always in discussions on how to make our plugin more extensible and customizable. One thing that may help is a maintenance release that we are releasing in the coming days that adds unique CSS selectors to each view option – once this releases, I should be able to give you a CSS solution that won’t prevent the buttons from being re-ordered in the source code, but will display them in a way where they will at least always display in the correct order. A tricky solution to a tricky problem 🙂

Keep your eye out for the next release and let me know when you have upgraded and I’d be happy to try a solution for you.

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hi there,
You can implement this bit of CSS in your theme to remedy this:
.main-navigation li ul { z-index: 102; }

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hi wiredimpact,

Unfortunately, it is currently not possible to change the date format in the event bar’s datepicker, as the view changing relies on this format to pass proper url paramaters when changing the date and views. It is something we are aware of, and we may include the option to change the date format in a future update.

Modifying the appearance of the “View As” will be easiest when running the latest version of the plugins (version 3.0.2 of the core plugin and 3.0.4 of Events Calendar Pro) as we introduced new markup for the views selector, as well as a way to load custom styles alongside our own.
To load the new styles, follow the directions following “Loading Custom Styles for The Events Calendar” in the themer’s guide here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/events-calendar-themers-guide/

Putting this css in that file should get you started:
#tribe-bar-views li.tribe-bar-views-option {
display: list-item;
float: left;
width: 50%;
margin: 0;
}

It will obviously need style tweaking to get it to display as you like. I hope this points you in the right direction!

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hi Amanda,

Apologies for letting this slip through the cracks – could you update the core and pro versions of the plugin and let me know when you have done so?

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

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[Kyle]

Hi Robin,

Please let me offer my apologies for your wait as well, and thank you so much for your patience so far. In order to give you the best possible answer to your solutions, I need to bring this up to one of our lead developers so that I know exactly how we are going to guide you, and other users, in customizing event meta. Unfortunately, this means I will have to wait until Monday to get back to you with a real tangible solution, however, I will do my best to offer help as soon as I have some to give.

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hello ivanhi (and others),

First, thank you for your patience as we are experiencing an increase in support questions that come along with a launch such as this.

As has been pointed out, the single event meta is something that we definitely need offer more suport for in terms of documentation. In order to give you the best possible answer to your solutions, I need to bring this up to one of our lead developers so that I know exactly how we are going to guide you, our faithful users, in customizing event meta. Unfortunately, this means I will have to wait until Monday to get back to you with a real tangible solution, however, I will do my best to offer help as soon as I have some to give.

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hi Amanda,

Thank you for the kind words, but more importantly, thank you for patience as we are experiencing the higher rate of support questions that comes along with a launch such as this.

This is a peculiar problem as it seems as if our tribe-events.js just isn’t being loaded. Would you mind providing me with login details to your site so I can take a look? alternatively, you could provide a zip of your theme that I can install locally and test myself. Please remember to mark your answer private if you provide any information like this.

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hi Chris,

Thank you for patience so far!

The google map now displays at 100% the width of its container, so depending on which map display you’d like to have full-width, you can change the width of its container and the map will follow suit. If you’d like help getting started, you could let me know which map you’d like to be full width and I can do my best to point you in the right direction.

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hi snorton,

When I use tribe_get_start_date, it shows the next upcoming occurence of a series, as opposed to the last of a series like you are experiencing. I see you are passing the post ID two different ways in your code.. $post in the link and $post=>ID in the display. Perhaps some more context could help find out what the issue is?

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hi ellaerth,

Thank you for your patience!

When putting templates into bpc/tribe-events, you do not need the /views/ folder, you can drop the files in directly. For example, to override wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/single-event.php, your override path should be wp-content/themes/bpc/tribe-events/single-event.php

You will, however, need any folder that resides within the-events-calendar/views/. For instance, if you wanted to modify wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/list/content.php , your override path would be wp-content/themes/bpc/tribe-events/list/content.php

I hope this clarifies things a bit for you!

Cheers,
Kyle

[Kyle]

Hi Matt,

Thanks for your patience so far!

Your theme is bundling a rather old version of jQuery that is loading instead of the version that is bundled with WordPress. This causes the View As to break.

You’ll want to remove whatever method your theme is loading its own version of jQuery and load up WordPress’ version instead. It might be loading it directly in header.php or *possibly* functions.php

To enqueue jQuery properly, you can put the following code into your theme’s functions.php file: http://pastebin.com/izHHNgmV

Cheers,
Kyle

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