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That’s gonna work… Actually, I’d already figured out what I thought was a hack by stealing the url from the “Where’s my calendar? Right here.” link on the settings page, but was kind of hoping there was a little more elegant way of doing it — so I could do some page styling. Then I realized I could use the Advanced Template Settings under the Display tab to accomplish most of what I want to accomplish. I’d tried another calendar and it was easier out of the box to style, but their logic — especially on recurring events — was pretty sketchy. Y’all’s seems pretty rock-solid so far, and I think I’ve found my final solution. Styling is a bit more esoteric for someone with not a whole lot of css/php expertise, but it looks good as it is, so it’ll definitely do for now.
So thank you for the assistance and thank you especially for your promptness and patience!
Uh, I guess so… OK, so maybe the better way to approach this is to ask, how do I display the month view on a full page (i.e., not a sidebar)? I thought the only way to do it was to use the short-code… In other words, I’ve got an item on my Main Menu called “X”. In the dropdown beneath it is an option “Planning Calendar”. When the user selects “Planning Calendar” they should see a page with a full month-view calendar on it. I’ve been monkeying with this so long now, the answer is probably impossibly simple–but how do I accomplish that?
If I’m correct that this is a simple answer, then please accept my apologies in advance for taking up your time on this.
OK, Geoff. I’ve done a little more testing here, and found something very interesting… Just for grins, I downloaded the current WordPress package, installed a pristine copy, set Twenty-Fourteen as the theme, installed TEC and EC-Pro, created a single event (recurring), and created one page with only the TEC short-code on it. When I “View Page”, I get the responsive version of the calendar… So… I called up Twenty-Fourteen’s functions.php file and added the code suggested in the snippet for turning off responsive rendering altogether (
add_filter( 'tribe_events_kill_responsive', '__return_true');). When I “View Page” I still get the responsive version…So, it’s not HB-Themes, and it’s not another plugin. That leaves only two possibilities that I can think of: it’s either something in my development environment or it’s something in TEC. As for the first possibility, I’m using wampserver 2.5, which includes Apache 2.4.9, php 5.5.12, and MySQL 5.6.17. I’m not technical enough to know whether any of this could be causing the problem, but suspect the answer is “no”. Hope this helps you to help me…
No worries, Geoff… I have the Tribe Events Styles button set along with the Default Events Template. I thought it might be an issue with the Highend theme, but as I said, I get the same results with the Twenty-Fourteen template. I’ve cleared my cache as well. And again, when I select the menu option Events>View Calendar from the Dashboard, the calendar renders perfectly–beautifully, in fact. (Well, except for the centering of “Return to Current Month” link for which I created a different support ticket–but that’s only a minor thing.) It’s just when I render the actual page containing the short-code in the front-end that I see this behavior, and of course, that’s where I don’t need it. I’m sure it must be something I’m doing wrong, but danged if I can figure out what it is… I can supply screen shots to document all this if I only knew how…
thanks!Thanks for your reply, Geoff. I think I wasn’t very clear in my original post… I have seen–and tried–both the suggestions in the article you reference, and can’t get either one of them to resolve the problem. I played around with the container width setting in the first snippet, but to no avail (in either my own theme, or in Twenty-fourteen with all plugins deactivated). Then I tried the snippet that turns off responsive behavior altogether–still with no success. I’m looking for other suggestions as to what I might be doing wrong.
thanks!
