[Nicola]

Hello Brian,
thanks a lot!, this css snippet does the trick. It was driving me crazy for hours and I know that styling support is actually not included in the license so I appreaciate your help even more.

Kind regards,
Nicola

[Nicola]

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[Nicola]

Hello George, thank you very much for this, I appreaciate that. I think it gives me an idea now where I need to look and what I need to learn and understand better.

Kind regards,
Nicola

[Nicola]

Hello Brian,
in this case I will wait for the release of 3.10.

Kind regards,
Nicola

[Nicola]

Hello Brian,
yes I would be interested in the fix if it’s not too much of a hassle for you.

Kind regards,
Nicola

[Nicola]

Hello George,
here you can find my mobile.php: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/cf0193db26af724a56a7

The problem is on line 37 where the text-caption for the featured image above should be returned. This works in all other parts of the website, including the events calendar list/single, etc. pages. But in mobile.php it will return the same caption for all images.

[Nicola]

Hello, I just wanted to say that I was able to locate the problem, not the cause tho. But so I don’t need help for this anymore.

It was two events causing that line not to be shown for all events any longer. Once I have deleted the two events it works again. Maybe the text formation in those two events has screwed something up? I don’t know.

Kind regards,
Nicola

[Nicola]

Hello Jami, thank you, I could adjust it to my needs by now 🙂
I have another question.

On the events page, searching for events by date returns “Events for (the date searched for)”. I can’t find a way to replace the text “Events for”. Can you point me in the right direction again please.

Kind regards,
Nicola

[Nicola]

Thank you, this works perfect!

[Nicola]

Hello, I still cant get it to work. The code you give me assumes that the attribute tribe_is_all_day_event is true and then execudes what is the {} brackets.

if ( tribe_is_all_day_event( 12345 ) ) { /*...*/ }

But I would like to execude the code in the {} brackets only if the arguement is not true, if it is not an all-day-event.

Can you help me?
Kind reghards,
Nicola

[Nicola]

Hello Barry,
thank you for your help so far, but I can’t seem to get it to work.

Trying this code I think it should only proceed if the event is not an all-day event, but instead it does the opposite, it displays only the all-day events.

<?php if ( tribe_event_is_all_day(false) ): ?>

Setting it to true does not change this.

[Nicola]

Hello, I have tried this, but it does not work. I want to show the time only if it is not an all-day event.

<?php if ( (tribe_event_is_all_day == false) || ( int $postId = null ) ): ?>
<?php echo tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID, false, 'G:i' ); ?>
<?php endif ?>

I don’t know php so this gives me a syntax error. Can you given me the correct syntax please.

Kind Regards,
Nicola

[Nicola]

Hello, I had seen this snipped before already but it does not do what I want to do. It does the change the sort order but not in the way that the next event is at the top.

[Nicola]

Hello Geoff, I have pasted the snippet into my theme’s functions.php file and it does not do anything. The datepicker format remains yyyy-mm-dd. I can’t get it to change.

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