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Yes. This is checked. Fresh setup, just to test this and other errors in your plugin, which gives me headace, because I should finish the project and not fight with errors like that.
Please advice on how to fix.I made you a presentation.
[video src="http://mastafu.hostit.pl/temp/occurence-error.m4v" /]Month view is fine … and others. So why not week view 🙂 ?
http://mastafu.hostit.pl/temp/month-view-ok.PNGGood, I am really waiting for the 3.2. Mainly for this reason and for badly working map view.
However soon is something we hear from couple of weeks 😉 and our clients (for whom we build websites using your plugin) do not like hearing soon as a answer to their question 🙁To my understanding You show me a whato add extra css and I want to change to which css file community points. Just like in Events.
That way I can copy all Community styles to my themes folder and modify it wihtout nasty overrides. And be sure that You will not owerrite it with update.
The last comment is about views override. I want to know how to do this (but for community plugin)
Replacing Default Stylesheets
If you’d like to replace the default stylesheets offered by The Events Calendar, you can use any of the filters we have provided to do so:tribe_events_stylesheet_url (The Events Calendar core styles)
tribe_events_pro_stylesheet_url (The Events Calendar Pro styles)
tribe_events_pro_widget_calendar_stylesheet_url (The Events Calendar calendar widget styles)
For example:Let’s say you want to replace the custom core and PRO stylesheets offered by the plugin and load your theme’s own stylesheets called custom-events-stylesheet.csts and custom-events-pro-stylesheet.css respectively. You can use the aforementioned filters like this:
function replace_tribe_events_calendar_stylesheet() {
$styleUrl = get_bloginfo(‘template_url’) . ‘/custom-events-stylesheet.css’;
return $styleUrl;
}
add_filter(‘tribe_events_stylesheet_url’, ‘replace_tribe_events_calendar_stylesheet’);function replace_tribe_events_calendar_pro_stylesheet() {
$styleUrl = get_bloginfo(‘template_url’) . ‘/custom-events-pro-stylesheet.css’;
return $styleUrl;
}
add_filter(‘tribe_events_pro_stylesheet_url’, ‘replace_tribe_events_calendar_pro_stylesheet’);Yes, thx it works.
Adding this as an option in the admin panel in the future update would be a good move for non US money 🙂I have translations in here
wp-content\\plugins\\events-calendar-pro\\lang\\tribe-events-calendar-pro-pl_PL.po
All other views are translated and work fine, ie. day, month, photo, map and so on. I mentioned this before in other post, and I was told that Your team will have a look at this issue.It is just whole Week view that is not translated.
I think this adds extra styles, I asking for override feature just like in Event Calendar and Pro. There is function to change file, from plugin dir to your themes dir.
My friend implemented WordPress tags to Comunity Events in less then 30 minutes … it was so difficult 🙂
