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Select2 is loading on ALL admin pages, not just Woo. Rolling back to TECPro 4.4.27 resolves the issue.
I have opened my own ticket.
Pien,
Unfortunately there isn’t a function to do this.
The only way to rearrange or remove these metadata fields is through a template override. All of which is covered in the Themer’s Guide.
Now let’s discuss Avada. They have HIGHLY customized the view templates within The Events Calendar. When it comes to the metadata presented in the sidebar (venue, organizer, details, map, etc.), they have gone as far as to create additional templates that are NOT included in The Events Calendar. Since they were not created by The Events Calendar, you would need to contact their support on how to modify their custom templates. You will find their templates within the Avada theme directory. You can override their templates in the same manner as the core templates in The Events Calendar.
As you mentioned, if this type of customization is too complicated, then there’s a list of customizers who are familiar with this product and can help move your project forward.
Hope this helps.
Pien,
Is there also an easy way to reorder the custom fields?
Are you wanting to reorder the custom fields within themselves. For example, you have 3 custom fields and they are entered in the admin side as 1,2,3 and you want them displayed as 3,1,2 OR do you want to change the position/order on the sidebar?
If it is the first, there’s no way to do this out of the box. You can vote on this feature on here. As you can see, the idea has been brought up quite some time ago, but it has not gained any traction to move it forward.
If it is the latter, then a template override could be done following the Themer’s Guide.
As for removing certain details from the single events view, Jennifer has provided a starting point above for where the details are located within the view templates. These details are individual “Parts” and these parts can be rearranged or removed as you desire. When you view the templates, you will start to see how things are laid out.
Another template to focus on, including the ones above, is wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views/modules/meta.php.
Hope this help.
Tilman,
The template for Related Events is located in /events-calendar-pro/src/views/pro/related-events.php on line 32. By default it is set to use Large. Set it to ‘medium’ or ‘thumbnail’. These sizes are determined by what you have set in the WordPress Media settings.
As Courtney mentions, follow the Themer’s Guide as a best practice.
Hope this helps.
Pien,
Certain characters are intentionally stripped out. You can add line breaks back to the Additional Fields with the help of this article found within this Help Desk forum. It may be a few years old, but the function still works.
Hope this helps.
Caylee,
Glad that worked out for you.
The example you provided from the Upcoming Events on the Ahwatukee Charter site is an example of what a little CSS and template overrides can get you. This styling can certainly be applied to the list view.
To answer your question, very. The list view has some basic customization done to it, but it’s a blank canvas when it comes to what can be done to it.
There are some great resources on this website regarding customization. If you haven’t already found it, here’s a great starting point for customization. The Themer’s Guide and the Knowledgebase handles the basics. For more complex customization the Technical Docs are a good deep dive resource. General CSS related information can be found here.
You can certainly use the tools in a browser to inspect the CSS on the Ahwatukee Charter site to see how the outside vendor achieved the styling.
Hope this helps.
Caylee,
In looking at your website, it does not look like you have the necessary view enabled to display the list. Please ensure that “List” is checked on the “Enabled event views”. It is located under “Events -> Settings -> Display” in the WordPress Admin (See Attached).
Hope this helps.
Janlai,
The Events Calendar’s header/title is being hidden by your theme’s inline CSS (see attachment).
There is also some custom CSS, by the theme author, that is effecting the navigation icons.
You will need to find the source of this CSS in your theme.
Since the theme author (CMSMasters) has customized The Events Calendar, as seen on their demo site, you may need to contact their support resolve the issue.
Hope this helps.
Tam,
Webnus, the theme author, has HIGHLY customized The Events Calendar views. If you view one of their demos, you will see the same issues you are reporting.
Because it looks like their customization is causing the issues, you may want to open a support ticket with them.
Hope this helps.
Chris,
The issue is coming from either a third-party plugin or some other site customization. Possibly an SEO plugin or Schema plugin.
If you look at the error for the event you mentioned in the Google’s Structured Data Testing Tool, click on the red error on the event and it will highlight the location on the page where the error occurs (on the right-side).
In this case it highlights, <meta itemprop=”startDate” content=”April 20″>. April 20 is not a valid date format. The Events Calendar is not creating this microdata. Again, some other plugin or customization is creating it.
If you view the page source and search for <script type=”application/ld+json”>, this is the JSON that The Events Calendar generates. Within that JSON you will see the correctly formatted Start and End Dates.
"startDate":"2018-04-20T00:00:00+00:00","endDate":"2019-04-29T23:59:59+00:00"
Unfortunately Google is picking up the malformed meta data first. Not sure why, that’s Google for you.
Hope this helps.
Hello,
In regards to your initial question, you can add navigation to empty months with the helps of this knowledgebase article.
Hope this helps.
Hello,
I do not see The Events Calendar Pro listed in your video.
The Events Calendar Pro is a separate plugin that you will need to download from within your account and install/activate it along with The Events Calendar. Once it is installed you will see more features and tabs added to The Events Calendar. The Events Calendar Pro license should auto-populate for you.
The New User Primer provides documentation to get you started. Check it out.
The Event Aggregator is a entirely separate product requiring its own license.
Erin,
The dots are coming from your theme’s CSS on line 1774. Fix the CSS issue and the dots will disappear.
As for them not being clickable, it’s by design when there’s no upcoming events. Here’s an article on the subject.
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/add-nextprevious-links/
Hope this helps.
I opened my own ticket on this same issue. To expand on the issue, it effect all of the TEC widgets. If you notice, the Done button disappears and never returns when saving TEC widget settings. Not clicking done button is the cause of the leave page alert and loss of CERTAIN settings (not all, but yes the JSON).
