[Maikel]

Hi Barry,

It seems my theme has had a few updates, so I’m updating that one first. After that i’ll try the complete troubleshooting steps. If that doesn’t help I’ll update the calendar too. But since my client has a large amount of events active and viewers depend on this data, it’s a bit tricky to just update. I’m afraid that if something goes wrong we’ll lose the data or the layout is messed up or something like that. My client won’t be pleased if the event calendar isn’t running for a few days. And the site and calendar are running smoothtly as is is now. Therefore I was hoping to fix this small issue with a subtle adjustment to the css, like hiding all titles. I succeeded hiding the main title, but not the event titles etc.

[Maikel]

This doesn’t really help The issue remains if I disable the theme. I’ve found something in the forum to remove the title ‘calendar of events’:
https://theeventscalendar.com/remove-the-calendar-of-events-heading-on-the-events-list-page-2x/
This gets rid of the main title.

Is it possible to do the same for all the other titles? That would also solve my problem.
I don’t need titles anywhere.

Thanks again!

[Maikel]

Hi Rob,

For me, this is also an issue. But the problem isn’t on the frontend, but in the backend. When you’re in the activities page (with the listing of alle events), it always starts with the event that is the ‘latest’ one. You can click on ‘start date’ to change it, but by default it’s the other way around. Annoying for my client…

[Maikel]

Hi Rob,
Just re-installed the plugin. Works perfect now. Great job!

[Maikel]

Hi Rob,

My timezone settings are: Amsterdam
As of this weekend we switched to summertime over here, maybe that’s got something to do with it…

[Maikel]

Hi Rob,

Same problem here. Changing the timezone didn’t help. Im on a 3.3.1 version of WordPress with the free and PRO version 2.0.5 installed. Maybe this helps you.

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